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In the PHP manual, the table is not in its place in the "Layout Content" section of the HTML. It seems to be a simple problem with the styling of the CSS.
<!DOCTYPE html><!--[…]--><divid="layout" class="clearfix"><sectionid="layout-content"><!--[…]--><divid="resource" class="appendix"><!--[…]--><tableclass="doctable table"><!-- This is outside the frame --><!--[…]-->
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Yeah, the overflowing tables are a known issue. Basically, this could be solved by applying overflow-x:scroll, but I'm not convinced that would be the right solution (consider mobile devices). Instead, I suggest to reconsider the use of tables; in this case, a structured list might be more appropriate (in which case that wouldn't be a web-php issue, but rather a doc-en issue, or possibly a phd issue).
In the PHP manual, the table is not in its place in the "Layout Content" section of the HTML. It seems to be a simple problem with the styling of the CSS.
Take a look on List of Resource Types.
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