If the GitBook app is not loading or crashing on certain pages, it’s usually because an ad blocker or privacy extension is blocking certain functions in the app.
How to fix it:
Temporarily disable your ad blocker or privacy extension and reload the page.
If you don’t want to disable it entirely, add GitBook (and the services it uses) to your extension’s allowlist.
Refresh the page to check if it loads correctly.
In GitBook, space is your primary content area, containing its own set of pages, assets, and historical revisions. It's where you create, edit, and manage your documentation.
A docs site, on the other hand, is a newer concept designed to specifically handle the aspects of publishing and rendering that content.
While spaces focus on content creation and storage, sites manage how that content is presented and accessed publicly, providing a clear division between content management and content delivery.
Currently, GitBook does not support editing on smartphones. While you can access your organization and view content using a smartphone, editing features are only available on a laptop or computer. To make any changes, you’ll need to use a desktop or laptop device.
Unfortunately, we do not currently support RTL contributions. Only paragraphs and headings will automatically detect RTL text and adapt its layout. Lists and other content blocks may not be properly aligned. You may also notice a poor font quality being used for your language.
You can insert the following types of content into expandable blocks:
Paragraphs
Heading 1
Heading 2
Heading 3
Unordered lists
Ordered lists
Task lists
Inline images
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