athen---introduction-to-the-texteditor.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ This page gives an introduction into the core functionality of the text widget w
 
 ## The Concept
 
-Starting at a blank page, the goal is to create a text editor, that is able to display text, wrap it into new lines if wanted and display annotations using different stylings. This all should be based around the UIMA **CAS** (Common Analysis Subject). The final product should be capable of displaying the text and all sorts of different stylings:
+Starting at a blank page, the goal is to create a text editor, that is able to display text, wrap it into new lines if wanted and display annotations using different stylings. This all should be based around the UIMA ```CAS``` (Common Analysis Subject). The final product should be capable of displaying the text and all sorts of different stylings:
 
 
 
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ and into the package
 ```
 de.uniwue.mk.athen.textwidget.widget
 ```
-In there you can find the main class which displays the text widget, it is called *ATHENEditorWidget*
+In there you can find the main class which displays the text widget, it is called ```ATHENEditorWidget```
 
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@@ -28,8 +28,9 @@ After opening this class you can immediately study its signature
 ```java
 public class ATHENEditorWidget extends Canvas {
 ```
-The class extends the SWT Canvas Class. A Canvas represents a primitive widget, as opposed to a composite which is also a widget, but created of more than a single widget internally (so a completely new widget extends Canvas while a collection of Buttons extends Composite!)
-There is no real difference in the usage of the class whether its extends Composite or Canvas.
+The class extends the SWT ```Canvas``` Class. A ```Canvas``` represents a primitive widget, as opposed to a ```Composite``` which is also a widget, but created of more than a single widget internally (so a completely new widget extends ```Canvas``` while a collection of Buttons extends ```Composite```!)
+There is no real difference in the usage of the class whether its extends ```Composite``` or ```Canvas```.
+
 ```java
 public class ATHENEditorWidget extends Canvas {
 ```