Why it's flagged. A ">" starts a paragraph, or a line inside one, usually left behind when text was pasted from an email reply or a Markdown file. It will print as a ">" in the book. A ">" in the middle of a sentence, such as Settings > Privacy, isn't flagged.
How serious. Worth a look.
How to fix it. In the full report, choose fix here: it shows the text with the ">" taken out. Check it and choose Save correction; the fix is made on every build. Change your manuscript too when you next edit it. Or, in any editor:
- Find the ">" in your editor and delete it.
- If it marked a quotation, apply the Block Quote style (or start the paragraph with
[[quote]]). - Upload again.
When to leave it. If the ">" is meant, for example an arrow in a code sample, leave it. In the full report, correct as is stops it being flagged.