This is a known problem with the Linuxrc page, but unfortunately it's not that easy to fix.
To summarize: The page uses HTML tables with the parameter name in the first column, and explanations and examples in the second column. The parameter names are always a single (and sometimes a quite long) word, forcing the column to the width of the longest parameter name. Also, the examples in the second column are typically <pre>-formatted text which also enforces the column width. Sadly, as soon as the table got its width extended, all content honors that width - which is normal behaviour of HTML tables.
We could add __NOTOC__ to hide the table of contents, but while it would prevent the overlap by hiding the TOC, I doubt that this would be an improvement.
In theory we could add linebreaks in the <pre>-formatted texts. That would be ok and doable for comments, but adding linebreaks in examples would make things worse and hard to understand. (A quick check shows that the longest lines are not comments.)
If you have other/better ideas to improve the formatting, I'm all ears ;-)
