diff --git a/docs/installation/advanced/content-styles.md b/docs/installation/advanced/content-styles.md
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ order: 30
 
 # Content styles
 
-Some of the {@link features/index core editor features} bring additional CSS to control the look of the content they produce. Take, for example, the {@link features/images-overview image feature} that needs special content styles to render images and their captions in the content. Or the {@link module:block-quote/blockquote~BlockQuote block quote} feature that displays quotes in italic with a subtle border on the side.
+Some of the {@link features/index core editor features} bring additional CSS to control the look of the content they produce. Take, for example, the {@link features/images-overview image feature} that needs special content styles to render images and their captions in the content. Or the {@link module:block-quote/blockquote~BlockQuote block quote} feature that displays quotes in italics with a subtle border on the side.
 
 {@img assets/img/builds-content-styles.png 823 Editor content styles.}
 
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ The content in the front–end of your application should now look the same as w
 
 ## The full list of content styles
 
-Below there is a full list of content styles used by the editor features. You can copy it and use straight in your project. **Make sure to add the `ck-content` class to your content container for the styles to work** ([see above](#sharing-content-styles-between-frontend-and-backend)).
+Below there is a full list of content styles used by the editor features. You can copy it and use it straight in your project. **Make sure to add the `ck-content` class to your content container for the styles to work** ([see above](#sharing-content-styles-between-frontend-and-backend)).
 
 ```css
 {@exec ../scripts/docs/read-content-styles-file.js}