[css-tables] Editorial; fix w3c#1763

Author: FremyCompany

css-tables-3/Overview.bs

@@ -1233,22 +1233,22 @@ spec:css-sizing-3; type:property; text:box-sizing
 				<dd>The outer min-content and max-content widths are defined for table cells, columns, and column groups.
 					The 'width', 'min-width', and 'max-width' values used in these definitions are the offsets-adjusted values defined <a href="#offsets-adjusted-width">above</a>:
 					<ul>
-						<li>The <b>outer min-content width</b> of a table cell is
+						<li>The <b>outer min-content width</b> of a table-cell is
 								<code>max('min-width', min-content width)</code>
 								adjusted by the cell intrinsic offsets.
 
-						<li>The <b>outer min-content width</b> of a table column or column group is
+						<li>The <b>outer min-content width</b> of a table-column or table-column-group is
 							<code>max('min-width', 'width')</code>.
 
-						<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table cell in a <a href="#constrainedness">non-constrained column</a> is
+						<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table-cell in a <a href="#constrainedness">non-constrained column</a> is
 								<code>max('min-width', 'width', min-content width, min('max-width', max-content width))</code>
 								adjusted by the cell intrinsic offsets.
 
-						<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table cell in a <a href="#constrainedness">constrained column</a> is
+						<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table-cell in a <a href="#constrainedness">constrained column</a> is
 								<code>max('min-width', 'width', min-content width, min('max-width', 'width'))</code>
 								adjusted by the cell intrinsic offsets.
 
-						<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table column or column group is
+						<li>The <b>outer max-content width</b> of a table-column or table-column-group is
 								<code>max('min-width', min('max-width', 'width'))</code>.
 					</ul>
 
@@ -1460,8 +1460,8 @@ spec:css-sizing-3; type:property; text:box-sizing
 				<!--——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————-->
 				<dt><dfn>constrainedness</dfn></dt>
 				<dd>A column is constrained if
-						the column group (if any),
-						the column (if any),
+						its corresponding table-column-group (if any),
+						its corresponding table-column (if any),
 						or any of the cells spanning only that column
 					has a computed 'width' that is not "auto",
 						and is not a percentage.
@@ -2634,25 +2634,25 @@ With a table-internal box as non-containing block parent</h3>
 				<li>The table background is being rendered by the table,
 					and does not affect the cell background.
 
-				<li>The first background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating column group.
+				<li>The first background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating table-column-group (if any).
 					For the purpose of background-positioning,
 						it is expected that a column group occupies
 						the largest possible area a single cell could occupy in the row/column grid
 						while originating in the column group and not entering any column not part of the column group.
 
-				<li>The second background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating column.
+				<li>The second background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating table-column (if any).
 					For the purpose of background-positioning,
 						it is expected that a column occupies
 						the largest possible area a single cell could occupy in the row/column grid
 						while originating in the column and not entering any other column.
 
-				<li>The third background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating row group.
+				<li>The third background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating table-row-group (if any).
 					For the purpose of background-positioning,
 						it is expected that a row group occupies
 						the largest possible area a single cell could occupy in the row/column grid
 						while originating in the row group and not entering any row not part of the row group.
 
-				<li>The fourth background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating row.
+				<li>The fourth background drawn by a cell is the background of its originating table-row (if any).
 					For the purpose of background-positioning,
 						it is expected that a row occupies
 						the largest possible area a single cell could occupy in the row/column grid