I'm not sure where exactly it stems from, but there's a small markdown issue regarding the section for GameObjectFactory.timeline (which comes from Timeline.Time). Right after the text "The Timeline can also be looped with the repeat method" on line 872, the website shows the un-parsed ```js at the end of this line, even though it's on the next line in the source code.
Here is what I see on the page right now:
As a result, the preformatted code styling is incorrectly applied to everything after this until the line "You don't have to 'preload' the video." for VideoFactory. Also a handful of TOC headings are missing on the right side because the content was mistakenly interpreted as preformatted text:
Again, hard to say exactly how/where this happens, but I have a slight feeling that on line 872 there should be a new line before the preformatted JS starts because even though markdown's standards don't mind, I think the thing creating the HTML from the markdown is more opinionated.
I'm not sure where exactly it stems from, but there's a small markdown issue regarding the section for GameObjectFactory.timeline (which comes from Timeline.Time). Right after the text "The Timeline can also be looped with the repeat method" on line 872, the website shows the un-parsed
```jsat the end of this line, even though it's on the next line in the source code.Here is what I see on the page right now:
As a result, the preformatted code styling is incorrectly applied to everything after this until the line "You don't have to 'preload' the video." for VideoFactory. Also a handful of TOC headings are missing on the right side because the content was mistakenly interpreted as preformatted text:
Again, hard to say exactly how/where this happens, but I have a slight feeling that on line 872 there should be a new line before the preformatted JS starts because even though markdown's standards don't mind, I think the thing creating the HTML from the markdown is more opinionated.