chore(docs): minor text improvements

jdujava · jdujava · commit 6cd740db1e1f · 2025-05-11T12:03:52.000+02:00
Signed-off-by: Jonas Dujava &lt;jonas.dujava@gmail.com&gt;
diff --git a/chapters/Appendix.tex b/chapters/Appendix.tex
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ \chapter{Example of Appendix Chapter} \label{appendix:example}
 \begin{example}[Figure Caption Tweaking]
     Now we will show off some figures with tweaked position/extent of the captions.
     \Cref{fig:parallel-plate-capacitor} has a side-caption, while \Cref{fig:tighter_caption} has a caption that spans just the width of the figure.
-    This utilizes the \package{floatrow} package and is inspired by ITT \LaTeX{} template \autocite{ITTtemplate}.
+    This utilizes the \package{floatrow} package and is inspired by the ITT \LaTeX{} template \autocite{ITTtemplate}.
 \end{example}
 
 \begin{figure}[!ht]
diff --git a/chapters/Features.tex b/chapters/Features.tex
@@ -159,7 +159,7 @@ \subsection{Page Numbering}%
 \label{sub:Page Numbering}
 \fileTeXtured{preamble/layout/numbering.tex}
 
-Placing custom \custommacro{\frontmatter}, \custommacro{\mainmatter}, and \custommacro{\backmatter} macros at appropriate places in \path{thesis.tex}, \emph{roman numbering} is set up for \emph{front matter}, that is until the start of first numbered chapter, and then \emph{arabic numbering} for the rest of the document.
+Placing custom \custommacro{\frontmatter}, \custommacro{\mainmatter}, and \custommacro{\backmatter} macros at appropriate places in \path{thesis.tex}, \emph{Roman numbering} is set up for \emph{front matter}, that is until the start of first numbered chapter, and then \emph{Arabic numbering} for the rest of the document.
 
 
 \subsection{Heading Style}%
@@ -256,7 +256,7 @@ \subsection{Structure Environments}%
 % \fileTeXtured{preamble/environments/remark-like.tex}
 % \fileTeXtured{preamble/environments/todo-like.tex}
 
-Inspired by the structured mathematical texts, enclosing various parts of the document in corresponding environments can help making the document more structured and easier to read.
+Inspired by the structured mathematical texts, enclosing various parts of the document in the corresponding environments can help to make the document more structured and easier to read.
 Implemented mostly via \package{tcolorbox} package (and \package{thmtools}).
 
 \begin{remark}[Default Environments]
@@ -319,7 +319,7 @@ \subsection{Table of Contents and Outline/Index}%
 \label{sub:Table of Contents and Index}
 \fileTeXtured{preamble/layout/toc.tex}
 
-Clear and elegant Table of Contents, which includes all of the important parts --- also (unnumbered) subsections, but in a more compact style.
+Clear and elegant Table of Contents, which includes all the important parts --- also \grayenclose{unnumbered} subsections, but in a more compact style.
 
 Similarly, automatically populate the PDF Outline/Index (digital Table of Contents in PDF viewer).
 It is very handy for navigating longer documents, and includes also other important pages other than just initial pages of main chapters: Title Page, Contents, Introduction, References, and so on.
@@ -499,9 +499,7 @@ \subsection{Footnotes}%
 
 \begin{itemize}
     \item they break the flow of reading, can be distracting
-    \item either it is important and you want it there --- no need to use footnotes,
-          or it is not so important (maybe just a reminder/remark), but then there
-          are in my opinion better ways to handle such situation
+    \item either it is important and you want it there --- no need to use footnotes --- or it is not so important (maybe just a reminder/remark), but then there are in my opinion better ways to handle such situation
           \begin{itemize}
               \item grayed out/smaller text, sidenotes are better alternative, if the page layout enables them
               \item it is not bad to remind reader of something in the main text\ldots
diff --git a/chapters/Usage.tex b/chapters/Usage.tex
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 \chapter{Usage of \TeXtured{}} \label{ch:Usage}
 
 To quickly familiarize yourself with the \TeXtured{} template, we will go through the basic structure of the template files and explain how to use them.
-First, have a look at \Cref{fig:file-structure} for a visual representation of the file structure.
+First, take a look at \Cref{fig:file-structure} for a visual representation of the file structure.
 \begin{figure}[!ht]
     \fcapside[\FBwidth]{%
         \captionsetup{parskip = .5\baselineskip plus 1pt}%
