Tiny fixes to docs

.gitignore

@@ -6,3 +6,4 @@ __pycache__
 /build
 /docs/_build
 /venv
+/README.html

docs/language.rst

@@ -91,7 +91,7 @@ tag accepts several types of values:
   represents the blue component from 0 to 255.
   Incomplete composites will be filled by zero on the left (e.g. ``#0000F``
   is equivalent to ``#00000F``), invalid characters such as ``A`` will be
-  replaced by ``0``s;
+  replaced by 0s;
 - three hex digits codes using ``#`` followed by three hex digits, e.g.
   ``#123`` which will be translated to ``#112233``;
 - ``rgb(<red>, <green>, <blue>)``, where the red, green and blue components

docs/tags.rst

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ There are a few public members you can define as a tag:
 - ``aliases``: the array of names this tag can be accessed as.
   Basic tags (the ones with brackets ``[]``) are defined as ``[<name>]``
   (e.g. ``[hello]``) and special characters are defined with their symbol,
-  e.g. ``\```;
+  e.g. `````;
 - ``raw``: the tag's content shall not be interpreted, which is generally
   only useful when the content is preprocessed (see below). The default
   is ``False`` if there is no preprocess method, and `True` otherwise;

docs/usage.rst

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ The supported output types are:
 - ``html``: `HTML`_ compatible output, requiring some additional style and
   script;
 - ``lightscript``: `Lightscript`_ Markdown-like language. See
-  `the Lightscript topic on Planète Casio <Lightscript topic>`_ for
+  `the Lightscript topic on Planète Casio <Lightscript topic_>`_ for
   more information.
 
 The ``tohtml()`` and ``tolightscript()`` can take additional keywords that
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ The following tweaks are read by the translator and built-in tags:
   (e.g. lynx) compatibility, e.g. ``<b>``, ``<i>``, ``<center>``, and
   others. Defaults to ``True``.
 - ``title_level`` (HTML): level at which to start for titles and subtitles,
-  e.g. ``h5`` for ``h5`` for titles and ``h6`` for subtitles``.
+  e.g. ``h5`` for ``h5`` for titles and ``h6`` for subtitles.
 
 An example call would be: