Spelling fixes for editors guide

docs/editor_manual/documents_images_snippets/snippets.rst

@@ -6,6 +6,6 @@ Snippets
 
 .. UNSURE HOW TO WRITE THIS AS THE ADVERT EXAMPLE IN WAGTAIL DEMO IS NOT A PARTICULARLY HELPFUL USE CASE. 
 
-When creating a page on a website, it is a common occurance to want to add in a piece of content that already exists on another page. An example of this would be a person's contact details, or an advert that you want to simply show on every page of your site, without having to manually apply it.
+When creating a page on a website, it is a common occurrence to want to add in a piece of content that already exists on another page. An example of this would be a person's contact details, or an advert that you want to simply show on every page of your site, without having to manually apply it.
 
 Wagtail makes this easy with Snippets. 

docs/editor_manual/finding_your_way_around/the_dashboard.rst

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ You can return to the Dashboard at any time by clicking the Wagtail log in the t
 .. image:: ../../_static/images/screen02_dashboard_editor.png
 
 - Clicking the logo returns you to your Dashboard.
-- Thes stats at the top of the page describe the total amount of content on the CMS (just for fun!).
+- The stats at the top of the page describe the total amount of content on the CMS (just for fun!).
 - The *Pages awaiting moderation* table will only displayed if you have moderator or administrator privileges
 
   - Clicking the name of a page will take you to the ‘Edit page’ interface for this page.

docs/editor_manual/new_pages/creating_body_content.rst

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ Below is a summary of what the different buttons represent:
 
 .. image:: ../../_static/images/screen11.4_horizontal_rule.png
 
-**Horizontal rule:** Creates a horizontal line at the position of the cursor. If inserted inside a paragraph it will split the paragraph into two seperate paragraphs.
+**Horizontal rule:** Creates a horizontal line at the position of the cursor. If inserted inside a paragraph it will split the paragraph into two separate paragraphs.
 
 .. image:: ../../_static/images/screen11.5_undo_redo.png
 

docs/editor_manual/new_pages/inserting_images.rst

@@ -58,12 +58,12 @@ ___________________________________
 
 Images can also be inserted into the body text of a page. When editing the Body field of a standard page, click the image illustrated above. You will then be presented with the same options as for inserting images into the main carousel.
 
-In addition, the Wagtail Demo site allows you to chose an aligmnent for you image.
+In addition, the Wagtail Demo site allows you to chose an alignment for you image.
 
 .. image:: ../../_static/images/screen18_image_alignment.png
 
 #. You can select how the image is displayed by selecting one of the format options.
-#. In the Wagtail Demo site, images inserted into the body text do not have embeded captions (these should be added as regular body text). However you must still provide specific alt text for your image.
+#. In the Wagtail Demo site, images inserted into the body text do not have embedded captions (these should be added as regular body text). However you must still provide specific alt text for your image.
 
 The alignments available are described below:
 

docs/editor_manual/new_pages/previewing_and_submitting_for_moderation.rst

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Previewing and submitting pages for moderation
 
 The Save/Preview/Submit for moderation menu is always present at the bottom of the page edit/creation screen. The menu allows you to perform the following actions, dependent on whether you are an editor, moderator or administrator:
 
-* **Save draft:** Saves your current changes but doesn’t submit the page for moderation and so won’t be published. (all roles)
+* **Save draft:** Saves your current changes but doesn't submit the page for moderation and so won’t be published. (all roles)
 * **Submit for moderation:** Saves your current changes and submits the page for moderation. A moderator will be notified and they will then either publish or reject the page. (all roles)
 * **Preview:** Opens a new window displaying the page as it would look if published, but does not save your changes or submit the page for moderation. (all roles)
 * **Publish/Unpublish:** Clicking either the *Publish* or *Unpublish* buttons will take you to a confirmation screen asking you to confirm that you wish to publish or unpublish this page. If a page is published it will be accessible from its specific URL and will also be displayed in site search results. (moderators and administrators only)

docs/editor_manual/new_pages/selecting_a_page_type.rst

@@ -8,5 +8,5 @@ Selecting a page type
 
 .. image:: ../../_static/images/screen10_blank_page_edit_screen.png
 
-* Once you’ve selected a page type you will be presented with a blank New page screen.
+* Once you've selected a page type you will be presented with a blank New page screen.
 * Click into the areas below each field's heading to start entering content.

docs/editor_manual/new_pages/the_promote_tab.rst

@@ -6,9 +6,9 @@ A common feature of the *Edit* pages for all page types is the two tabs at the t
 The second, *Promote*, is where you can set all the 'metadata' (data about data!) for the page. Below is a description of all the possible fields in the promote tab and what they do.
 
 * **Page title:** An optional, search-engine friendly page title. This is the title that appears in the tab of your browser window. It is also the title that would appear in a search engine if the page was returned as part of a set of search results.
-* **Slug:** The last part of the web address for the page. E.g. the slug for a blog page called 'The best things on the web' would be the-best-things-on-the-web (www.example.com/blog/the-best-things-on-the-web). This is autogenerated from the main page title set in the Content tab. This can be overridden by adding a new slug into the field. Slugs should be entirely lowercase, with words separated by hyphens (-).
+* **Slug:** The last part of the web address for the page. E.g. the slug for a blog page called 'The best things on the web' would be the-best-things-on-the-web (``www.example.com/blog/the-best-things-on-the-web``). This is automatically generated from the main page title set in the Content tab. This can be overridden by adding a new slug into the field. Slugs should be entirely lowercase, with words separated by hyphens (-).
 * **Show in menus:** Ticking this box will ensure that the page is included in automatically generated menus on your site. Note: Pages will only display in menus if all of its parent pages also have *Show in menus* ticked.
-* **Search description:** This field allows you to add text that will be displayed if the page appears in search results. This is especially usefull to distinguish between similarly named pages.
+* **Search description:** This field allows you to add text that will be displayed if the page appears in search results. This is especially useful to distinguish between similarly named pages.
 * **Feed image:** This is the image displayed in content feeds, such as the thumbnails on the blog listing page. This optional image is most often used when the primary image on a page is in a format that would not display well in a content feed.
 
 ..  ^^ CHECK THAT THIS IS RELEVANT FOR WAGTAIL DEMO >>

docs/spelling_wordlist.txt

@@ -25,12 +25,15 @@ Nginx
 oEmbed
 PostgreSQL
 pre
+prepopulated
 preprocessors
 QuerySet
 Redis
+reposition
 resize
 resized
 resizing
+screenshot
 searchable
 Searchly
 sitemap
@@ -38,8 +41,12 @@ sitemaps
 subpage
 subpages
 Torchbox
+unpublish
+unpublishing
+username
 uWSGI
 Vagrantfile
 Vimeo
 Wagtail
+workflow
 Youtube