I'm not sure how widespread this particular little issue is but I found it for the Container Widget and Container Class pages.

In short, the Container has a color property that is part of the constructor and this is clearly listed at the top of the page for the Container constructor, here:

https://docs.flutter.io/flutter/widgets/Container/Container.html

However, I mistakenly thought that the Container would not have a color property because color is not listed as one of the properties on the right hand side of the page for the Container class, here:

https://docs.flutter.io/flutter/widgets/Container-class.html

After having it pointed out to me that the Container does, in fact, have a color property, I went digging down into the Class page rather than relying on the summary or properties and methods on the right. There, in the text about the constructor, it does clearly state that there is a color property as part of the constructor.

This is not an urgent issue but it's not trivial either, since I'm attempting to put together presentation material on Flutter for Google Developer Groups and meetups and I've created materials based on those summaries in the class pages for each widget.

Interest in Flutter is growing exponentially, and those of us stepping out to speak to groups about Flutter can't afford to be putting out bad information. I'll be extra careful to triple check and not completely trust the summaries from now on but we really do need to ensure that every list of a Class' properties contains... well, all the properties.

Thanks and, as always, I appreciate all the fantastic, hard work that's been going on. Just because "you missed a spot", that doesn't mean that the thousands of spots you didn't miss aren't great. They are!

Scott