[css-snappoints] Inlining definitions

Author: ChumpChief

css-snappoints/Overview.bs

@@ -176,7 +176,7 @@ Motivating Examples {#examples}
 Overview {#overview}
 ====================
 
-    This module introduces control over <a>scroll snap positions</a>,
+    This module introduces control over <dfn lt="scroll snap position" local-lt="snap position">scroll snap positions</dfn>,
     which are scroll positions that produce particular alignments
     of content within a scrollable viewport.
     Using the 'scroll-snap-type' property on the relevant <a>scroll container</a>,
@@ -194,7 +194,19 @@ Overview {#overview}
     A scroll position that satisfies the specified alignment
     is a <a>snap position</a>.
 
-    The CSS Scroll Snap Module intentionally does not specify nor mandate any precise animations or physics used in <a>snapping</a>; this is left up to the user agent.
+    The act of adjusting the scroll position
+    of a scroll container’s scrollport
+    such that it is aligned to a snap position
+    is called <dfn lt="snap | snapping | snapped">snapping</dfn>,
+    and a <a>scroll container</a> is said to be
+    <a>snapped</a> to a <a>snap position</a>
+    if its scrollport’s scroll position
+    is that <a>snap position</a>
+    and there is no active scrolling operation.
+    The CSS Scroll Snap Module
+    intentionally does not specify nor mandate
+    any precise animations or physics used to enforce <a>snap positions</a>;
+    this is left up to the user agent.
 
     <a>Snap positions</a> only affect the nearest ancestor <a>scroll container</a> on the element's <a>containing block chain</a>.
 
@@ -215,18 +227,6 @@ Definitions {#definitions}
         <dt><dfn export>scroll container</dfn>
         <dd>
             An element which provides a scrolling user interface as described in [[!CSS21]], particularly in the section on overflow.
-
-        <dt><dfn lt="scroll snap position" local-lt="snap position" export>snap position</dfn>
-        <dd>
-            For a scroll container, a particular value for its scroll position is a snap position if when scrolled to that position the scrollport of the scroll container would align with a descendent element in the manner specified by the scroll snap properties.
-
-        <dt><dfn lt="scroll snapped" local-lt="snapped" export>snapped</dfn>
-        <dd>
-            A scroll container is said to be snapped to a snap position if its scrollport's scroll position is that snap position and there is no active scrolling operation.
-
-        <dt><dfn lt="scroll snap" local-lt="snap|snapping" export>snap</dfn>
-        <dd>
-            The act of adjusting the scroll position of a scroll container's scrollport such that it is snapped to a snap position is called snapping.
     </dl>
 
 Capturing Scroll Snap Areas:  Properties on the scroll container {#properties-on-the-scroll-container}
@@ -430,7 +430,7 @@ Scroll Snapping Area: the 'scroll-snap-margin' property {#scroll-snap-margin}
     Animatable: as length
     </pre>
 
-    The 'scroll-snap-margin' property defines the <a>scroll snap area</a> on elements within a <a>scroll container</a>, used in calculating <a>snap positions</a> for that scroll container.
+    The 'scroll-snap-margin' property defines the <dfn lt="scroll snap area" local-lt="snap area">scroll snap area</dfn> on elements within a <a>scroll container</a>, used in calculating <a>snap positions</a> for that scroll container.
 
     The 'scroll-snap-margin' property defines
     the <dfn lt="scroll snap area" local-lt="snap area">scroll snap area</dfn>