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docs/docs/rich-text-formatting/basic-styles.mdx

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ In [Your first editor](/fundamentals/your-first-editor) you wired up a single
 `toggle` method on the `ref` changes the text, and `onChangeState` reports back
 whether the style is active. The only exceptions to that rule are **mentions**,
 **links** and **inline images**, which work a bit differently. They cannot be toggled
-on/off on any text - they require additional data to be valid,but you'll learn more
+on/off on any text - they require additional data to be valid, but you'll learn more
 about them in further sections. This page walks through the rest of the basic rich
 text styles and the one core distinction that shapes how they behave - **inline**
 versus **paragraph** formatting.

docs/docs/rich-text-formatting/lists.mdx

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ flag in `onChangeState`, exactly as described in
 
 :::note
 
-The library does not support nested lists. You can only create a single level list. If you try to insert a nested list in any way, e.g. by calling `setValue` on the editor's `ref`, the list will get flattened by the [normalizer](/fundamentals/core-concepts#normalization).
+The library does not support nested lists. You can only create a single-level list. If you try to insert a nested list in any way, e.g. by calling `setValue` on the editor's `ref`, the list will get flattened by the [normalizer](/fundamentals/core-concepts#normalization).
 
 :::
 
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ checkbox - you don't need to wire anything up for that.
 
 Type a few lines, place the cursor on one (or select several), and toggle each
 list type. Notice how switching from **Bulleted** to **Numbered** swaps the style
-instead of stacking, inserting a new line keeps the list format by creating an another element and how tapping a checkbox in the checkbox list toggles just that item.
+instead of stacking. Inserting a new line preserves the list format by creating another item, and tapping a checkbox toggles just that item.
 
 <InteractiveExample src={ListsEditorSrc} component={ListsEditor} />
 

docs/docs/rich-text-formatting/text-alignment.mdx

@@ -22,6 +22,11 @@ The five values are:
 - **`justify`** - stretch each line to fill the full width.
 - **`auto`** - reset to the system's natural alignment.
 
+:::note
+
+On Android, `justify` is not supported. Calling `setTextAlignment('justify')` results in natural alignment (the same as `auto`).
+
+:::
 Unlike the paragraph styles from [Basic styles](/rich-text-formatting/basic-styles),
 text alignment does not report its state with the `isActive` / `isConflicting` booleans in `onChangeState`. Instead it exposes `alignment` with its relevant string value.
 

docs/docs/rich-text-formatting/text-shortcuts.mdx

@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ things:
 
 The usual [style rules](/rich-text-formatting/basic-styles#paragraph-styles) still
 apply to shortcut-triggered styles. If the target style is **blocked** by an
-active one (e.g. bold inside a code block).
+active one (e.g. bold inside a code block), the shortcut has no effect.
 
 :::