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Minor documentation updates (#5900)

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Joshua Miller
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@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ Example:
{% endraw %}
```
Notice that this example has the panel initially hidden.
This is where the `enableSidebar('...');'` function comes back into play. Panels are enabled according to the labels of items in the sidebar. Each sidebar item must declare a label corresponding to a panel. An example of a sidebar item within with the label `sublocations` is below.
This is where the `enableSidebar('...');'` function comes back into play. Panels are enabled according to the labels of items in the sidebar. Each sidebar item must declare a label corresponding to a panel. An example of a sidebar item within with the label `loans` is below.
```html
{% raw %}
@@ -111,7 +111,7 @@ The `enableSidebar('...');'` function will un-hide the panel with the label `pan
Whenever you click a sidebar item, it will automatically enable the panel with the corresponding label and hide all other panels.
Additionally, when a panel is loaded, the function `onPanelLoad(...)` will be called for the associated panel.
If you would like to add javascript functionality to a panel, add the function within the `{% raw %}{% block js_ready %}{% endraw %}` block of your template file.
If you would like to add javascript functionality to a panel after it loads, add the function within the `{% raw %}{% block js_ready %}{% endraw %}` block of your template file.
Example:
```js