docs: Fixed some typos, 80 column lines (where possible)

docs/labwc-actions.5.scd

@@ -178,8 +178,8 @@ Actions are used in menus and keyboard/mouse bindings.
 
 	If *output* is specified, the window will be sent directly to the
 	specified output and *direction* is ignored. If *output* is omitted,
-	*direction* may	be one of "left", "right", "up" or "down" to indicate
-	that the window	should be moved to the next output in that direction
+	*direction* may be one of "left", "right", "up" or "down" to indicate
+	that the window should be moved to the next output in that direction
 	(if one exists).
 
 	*wrap* [yes|no] When using the direction attribute, wrap around from
@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ Actions are used in menus and keyboard/mouse bindings.
 	smaller than "eDP-1" output to cut off bottom panel from screen sharing.
 
 	Virtual output is also useful for extending the desktop to (maybe
-	mobile)	remote systems like tablets. E.g. simply adding a virtual
+	mobile) remote systems like tablets. E.g. simply adding a virtual
 	output, attaching wayvnc to it and running a VNC client on the remote
 	system.
 

docs/labwc-config.5.scd

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ However, there are some caveats:
 	1. In menu.xml, the attributes *id*, *label* and *execute* must be
 	expressed as attributes rather than as separate child elements.
 
-	2. Ordering of attributes can sometimes be singificant. For example,
+	2. Ordering of attributes can sometimes be significant. For example,
 	when setting fonts via attributes rather than children,
 
 		*<font place="ActiveWindow" name="..." size="..." />*
@@ -257,14 +257,15 @@ this is for compatibility with Openbox.
 			- 'o' - output name (show if more than 1 monitor active)
 			- 'T' - title of window
 			- 't' - title of window (if different than wm-class/app-id)
-		  Recommend using with a mono space font, to keep alignment.
+		  Recommend using with a monospace font, to keep alignment.
 		- *custom - subset of printf options allowed -- man 3 printf*
 			- random text may be inserted
 			- field length, example "%10" use 10 spaces, even if text uses less
-			- left jusify text, example "%-"
+			- left justify text, example "%-"
 			- right justify text, example "%" instead of "%-"
-			- example, %-10 would left justify and make room for 10 charaters
-		- Only one custom format allowed now. Future enhancements may allow more than one.
+			- example, %-10 would left justify and make room for 10 characters
+		- Only one custom format allowed now. Future enhancements may
+		  allow more than one.
 
 	*width* defines the width of the field expressed as a percentage of
 	the overall window switcher width. The "%" character is required.
@@ -658,7 +659,7 @@ extending outward from the snapped edge.
 *<tablet><map button="" to="" />*
 	Tablet buttons emulate regular mouse buttons. If not specified
 	otherwise, the tip (Tip) is mapped to left mouse click, the first pen
-	button (Stylus)	is mapped to right mouse button click and the second pen
+	button (Stylus) is mapped to right mouse button click and the second pen
 	button (Stylus2) emulates a middle mouse button click.
 
 	Supported map *buttons* are:

docs/labwc-theme.5.scd

@@ -131,18 +131,20 @@ openbox and is used by many popular themes. For the sake of brevity, these
 elements are not listed here, but are supported.
 
 *window.active.shadow.size*
-	Size of the drop-shadow for the focused window, in pixels. Default is 60.
+	Size of the drop-shadow for the focused window, in pixels.
+	Default is 60.
 
 *window.inactive.shadow.size*
-	Size of drop-shadows for non-focused windows, in pixels. Default is 40.
+	Size of drop-shadows for non-focused windows, in pixels.
+	Default is 40.
 
 *window.active.shadow.color*
-	Color of the drop-shadow for the focused window, including opacity. Default
-	is #00000060 (black with 38% opacity).
+	Color of the drop-shadow for the focused window, including opacity.
+	Default is #00000060 (black with 38% opacity).
 
 *window.inactive.shadow.color*
-	Color of drop-shadows for non-focused windows, including opacity. Default is
-	#00000040 (black with 25% opacity).
+	Color of drop-shadows for non-focused windows, including opacity.
+	Default is #00000040 (black with 25% opacity).
 
 *menu.items.bg.color*
 	Background color of inactive menu items.
@@ -173,15 +175,15 @@ elements are not listed here, but are supported.
 	*window.active.title.bg.color* if not set.
 
 *osd.border.color*
-	Border color of on-screen-display. Inherits *osd.label.text.color* if not
-	set.
+	Border color of on-screen-display. Inherits *osd.label.text.color* if
+	not set.
 
 *osd.border.width*
 	Border width of on-screen-display. Inherits *border.width* if not set.
 
 *osd.label.text.color*
-	Text color of on-screen-display. Inherits *window.active.label.text.color* if
-	not set.
+	Text color of on-screen-display. Inherits
+	*window.active.label.text.color* if not set.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.width*
 	Width of window switcher in pixels. Default is 600.
@@ -205,15 +207,15 @@ elements are not listed here, but are supported.
 	Default is 2.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.preview.border.width*
-	Border width of the outlines shown as the preview of the window selected by
-	window switcher. Inherits *osd.border.width* if not set.
+	Border width of the outlines shown as the preview of the window selected
+	by window switcher. Inherits *osd.border.width* if not set.
 
 *osd.window-switcher.preview.border.color*
 	Color(s) of the outlines shown as the preview of the window selected by
 	window switcher. Possible value is a color or up to 3 colors separated
 	by commas (e.g. "#ffffff,#000000,#ffffff"). When multiple colors are
-	specified, a multi-line rectangle with each line having the specified color
-	is drawn. If not set, this inherits the on-screen-display theme
+	specified, a multi-line rectangle with each line having the specified
+	color is drawn. If not set, this inherits the on-screen-display theme
 	("[*osd.bg.color*],[*osd.label.text.color*],[*osd.bg.color*]").
 
 *osd.workspace-switcher.boxes.width*
@@ -225,55 +227,55 @@ elements are not listed here, but are supported.
 	boxes. Default is 20.
 
 *snapping.overlay.region.bg.enabled* [yes|no]
-	Show a filled rectangle as an overlay when a window is snapped to a region.
-	Default is yes for hardware-based renderers and no for software-based
-	renderers.
+	Show a filled rectangle as an overlay when a window is snapped to a
+	region. Default is yes for hardware-based renderers and no for
+	software-based renderers.
 
 *snapping.overlay.edge.bg.enabled* [yes|no]
-	Show a filled rectangle as an overlay when a window is snapped to an edge.
-	Default is yes for hardware-based renderer and no for software-based
-	renderers.
+	Show a filled rectangle as an overlay when a window is snapped to an
+	edge. Default is yes for hardware-based renderer and no for
+	software-based renderers.
 
 *snapping.overlay.region.border.enabled* [yes|no]
 	Show an outlined rectangle as an overlay when a window is snapped to a
-	region. Default is no for hardware-based renderers and yes for software-based
-	renderers.
+	region. Default is no for hardware-based renderers and yes for
+	software-based renderers.
 
 *snapping.overlay.edge.border.enabled* [yes|no]
-	Show an outlined rectangle as an overlay when a window is snapped to an edge.
-	Default is no for hardware-based renderer and yes for software-based
-	renderers.
+	Show an outlined rectangle as an overlay when a window is snapped to an
+	edge. Default is no for hardware-based renderer and yes for
+	software-based renderers.
 
 *snapping.overlay.region.bg.color*
-	Color of a filled rectangle shown as an overlay when a window is snapped to
-	a region. Default is #8080b380.
+	Color of a filled rectangle shown as an overlay when a window is snapped
+	to a region. Default is #8080b380.
 
 *snapping.overlay.edge.bg.color*
-	Color of a filled rectangle shown as an overlay when a window is snapped to
-	an edge. Default is #8080b380.
+	Color of a filled rectangle shown as an overlay when a window is snapped
+	to an edge. Default is #8080b380.
 
 *snapping.overlay.region.border.width*
-	Border width of an outlined rectangle shown as an overlay when a window is
-	snapped to a region. Inherits `osd.border.width` if not set.
+	Border width of an outlined rectangle shown as an overlay when a window
+	is snapped to a region. Inherits `osd.border.width` if not set.
 
 *snapping.overlay.edge.border.width*
-	Border width of an outlined rectangle shown as the preview when a window is
-	snapped to an edge. Inherits `osd.border.width` if not set.
+	Border width of an outlined rectangle shown as the preview when a window
+	is snapped to an edge. Inherits `osd.border.width` if not set.
 
 *snapping.overlay.region.border.color*
 	Color(s) of an outlined rectangle shown as an overlay when a window is
-	snapped to a region. Possible values and the default value are the same as
-	those of *osd.window-switcher.preview.border.color*.
+	snapped to a region. Possible values and the default value are the same
+	as those of *osd.window-switcher.preview.border.color*.
 
 *snapping.overlay.edge.border.color*
 	Color(s) of an outlined rectangle shown as an overlay when a window is
-	snapped to an edge. Possible values and the default value are the same as
-	those of *osd.window-switcher.preview.border.color*.
+	snapped to an edge. Possible values and the default value are the same
+	as those of *osd.window-switcher.preview.border.color*.
 
 *border.color*
-	Set both *window.active.border.color* and *window.inactive.border.color*.
-	This is obsolete, but supported for backward compatibility as some themes
-	still contain it.
+	Set both *window.active.border.color* and
+	*window.inactive.border.color*. This is obsolete, but supported for
+	backward compatibility as some themes still contain it.
 
 # BUTTONS