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 Known issues in FamilySearch Wiki are reported below, with the most recent at the top of the list:
+== Links that don't work in Populated Areas section of county pages  ==
+{{Resolved|by means of a workaround - problem will still occur}} On many of the county pages, there is a section for "Populated cities and towns", with links that don't work. &nbsp;If you edit the page in Wikitext, at the beginning of the table, you will see an instruction for Align Left. &nbsp;If you remove that instruction, the links will work. &nbsp;Another one of those weird Wiki things.
 == Headings interfering with Menu links  ==
-{{resolved|Template edited to change layout conflict from happening}}
-Whenever a heading is just opposite a link in a menu "box," {{tl|Box}} that particular link will not work. There is no padding around this template so the little edit box is right up against the border on the template and seems to affect the links inside the menu box. The mouse over does not change the link to underline either.
-:*One work around is to change the headings to normal text then the links work ok.
+{{resolved|Template edited to change layout conflict from happening}} Whenever a heading is just opposite a link in a menu "box," {{tl|Box}} that particular link will not work. There is no padding around this template so the little edit box is right up against the border on the template and seems to affect the links inside the menu box. The mouse over does not change the link to underline either.
+:*One work around is to change the headings to normal text then the links work ok.
 :*A second work around and a better option is to create the same menu in a "helpbox" {{tl|Helpbox}} rather than in "box". The "helpbox" has padding built-in to the template and the links inside are not effected by the position of the headings.