@@ -1791,7 +1791,7 @@ This specification introduces the 'appearance' property
17911791to provide some control over this behavior.
17921792In particular, using ''appearance: none'' allows authors
17931793to suppress the native style of form controls,
1794- so that CSS can be used to fully restyle them.
1794+ so that CSS can be used to restyle them.
17951795
17961796<pre class="propdef">
17971797Name : appearance, -webkit-appearance
@@ -1840,7 +1840,7 @@ Animation type: discrete
18401840
18411841 Issue: On some elements, setting some properties inhibits ''appearance: auto'' .
18421842 For instance, even if 'appearance' is ''appearance/auto'' ,
1843- buttons lose they native appearance when a 'border' is set.
1843+ buttons lose their native appearance when a 'border' is set.
18441844 This is not in contradiction with this part of the spec,
18451845 since ''appearance: auto'' only means
18461846 UAs <em> may</em> use a native appearance,
@@ -1852,7 +1852,7 @@ Animation type: discrete
18521852 <dt> <dfn>button</dfn>
18531853 <dd>
18541854 The element is rendered with the look and feel of a push button,
1855- similar to the rendering of the [[HTML]] <{button}> element.
1855+ similar to the ''appearance: auto'' rendering of the [[HTML]] <{button}> element.
18561856
18571857 Issue: Are there some form controls or other replaced elements
18581858 on which this value should be a no‑op?
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