The following are common problems, and most likely solutions, that can occur when working with these pages. If the problem is unsolvable, please submit an official issue on the github.
Warning: Content in incorrect place or format. #incorrect-place-format
This can sometimes look like a font change extending further or text being placed in an unintended location, and usually means an element is not closed.
There are online closing tag checkers that can help identify the issue if you are unable to find it.
These are generally not foolproof as there are some situations it will miss, but it is a helpful starting point.
Warning: Section formatting not properly aligned on the right. #section-alignment
This looks like a subsection being narrower than the section above it, and occurs when the subsection has been nested inside of the section.
All section types should be aligned on both the left and right sides of the page.
Ensure a section is closed before starting a new section, including going between section types.
Warning: Component not properly behaving. #component-misbehaving
This can look like an equation derivation not staying open when clicked, and ususally means the component needs an 'id=' added to the component or the id needs to be unique.
Check the corresponding section in the Style Guide for what line the id should be located at in the code.
Expandable components and all sections require an id to work properly.
Warning: Error occured: component is not defined. #component-not-defined
When this occurs, the reloaded page will display an error saying a component is not defined.
This means that the component listed has not been imported at the top of the page or is inccorectly imported.
If it is not present, add the import statement.
If it is present, the most common issue is an incorrect number of '../' included or a typo.