The content seems fine.

Now, I noticed a few things but I realise it is a bigger matter, as all of the previously existing data source pages share the same characteristics:

• The "Data Source Basics" section are shown in a table with each property as a row, versus the "Properties" section is
  • jammed in a single cell
  • using - as bullets instead of an actual bulleted list, which isn't great for accessibility or even for aesthetics.
    • the properties are less readable without them having their own column or having some bolding in the single-cell-listing.
• The screenshot is not useful, it just shows the same as the textual descriptions and the 2 column layout isn't appealing.

If deemed worthy, perhaps you can create a ticket to address this matter as a whole.

Suggestions

Option 1:

The distinction between "Data source basics" and "Properties" is not meaningful, so put it all on the same table:

Option 2:

If keeping them separate is desired, use consistent format for both:

"Data Source Basics" Section

"Properties" Section

Option 2.1:

Use a single table with row headings