[css-lists-3] Wording tweaks to better delineate properties that apply to marker boxes vs inherit through them.

Author: fantasai

css-lists-3/Overview.bs

@@ -208,8 +208,9 @@ The ''::marker'' Pseudo-Element</h3>
 Properties Applying to ''::marker''</h4>
 
   All properties can be set on a ''::marker'' pseudo-element
-  and will have a [=computed value=];
-  however,
+  and will have a [=computed value=]
+  which will then inherit to its text content.
+  However,
   only the following CSS properties
   actually apply to a [=marker box=]:
 
@@ -230,16 +231,15 @@ Properties Applying to ''::marker''</h4>
   UAs may either treat such properties as not applying,
   or enforce their value or inheritance from the [=originating element=]
   by setting a [=user-agent origin=] ''!important'' rule.
-  However, inheritable properties that apply to text
-  can be set on the ''::marker'' pseudo-element:
-  these will inherit to and take effect on its text contents.
 
   <div class=example>
-    Examples of properties that apply to text,
-    and therefore to the contents of ''::marker'' when declared on ''::marker'':
+    Inheritable properties that apply to text
+    can be set on the ''::marker'' pseudo-element:
+    these will inherit to and take effect on its text contents.
+    Some examples of such properties include:
     <ul>
-      <li>'white-space', 'text-transform', 'letter-spacing' (see [[CSS-TEXT-3]])
-      <li>all font properties (see [[CSS-FONTS-3]] and its successors)
+      <li>'text-transform', 'letter-spacing', 'word-spacing' (see [[CSS-TEXT-3]])
+      <li>all the font properties (see [[CSS-FONTS-3]] and its successors)
       <li>the 'color' property (see [[CSS-COLOR-3]])
     </ul>
   </div>