docs: Proof-read the styling docs, following PR #2562

docs/Advanced/Styling.md

@@ -121,6 +121,10 @@ The CSS `:has` selector is available with Obsidian installer version 1.1.9 and n
 
 **Grouping rules** will add a `data-task-group-by` attribute to the query container, e.g. `data-task-group-by="due,scheduled"`.
 
+## Buttons
+
+See [[How to style buttons]] for a variety of ways to style the Edit and Postpone buttons in Tasks query results.
+
 ## Custom Statuses
 
 Task statuses are represented by a few data attributes, all set on the `task-list-item` `LI` element:
@@ -134,7 +138,7 @@ These attributes can be used to style tasks according to their status, with the
 ## Limitations of styling
 
 - The CSS classes and data attributes described here are **not available for markdown in Source and Live Preview modes**.
-- Specifically. the CSS classes described here are applied to:
+- Specifically, the CSS classes described here are applied to:
   - Reading mode,
   - Tasks query blocks in Reading and Live Preview modes.
 - Styles **cannot access any automatic scheduled date** that is created if the [[Use Filename as Default Date]]  option is enabled.
@@ -158,6 +162,7 @@ The following additional components have the following classes:
 > - `tasks-group-heading` was introduced in Tasks 1.6.0.
 > - `plugin-tasks-query-explanation` was introduced in Tasks 1.19.0.
 > - `tasks-postpone` was added in Tasks 5.3.0.
+> - Styling of the Edit and Postpone buttons was changed in Tasks X.Y.Z: see [[How to style buttons]].
 
 ## CSS Examples
 
@@ -377,7 +382,7 @@ The following organizes the task structure into a 3-line grid, on which:
 
 - the description is in the first line,
 - and the various components are on the second,
-- the urgency, backlink and edit button are, if displayed, on the third.
+- the urgency, backlink, edit and postpone buttons are, if displayed, on the third.
 
 <!-- snippet: resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-plugin-grid-layout.css -->
 ```css

docs/How To/How to style buttons.md

@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ publish: true
 ## Motivation and assumptions
 
 In Tasks results, by default each task is displayed with two buttons –
-one to edit the task, and one to postpone the task, using corresponding icons.
+one to [[Create or edit Task|edit]] the task, and one to [[Postponing|postpone]] the task, using corresponding icons.
 In the current version of Tasks they look they this:
 
 ![Task buttons with default style](../images/tasks-buttons-default.png)
 
 At least they look like this on Windows 11 -
-icons may appear slightly different on different platforms..
+icons may appear slightly different on different platforms.
 
 If you don't like how these icons look, this guide shows how you can modify their appearance.
 
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ you should choose characters from Unicode 6 that are more widely available.
 
 ## More style, please
 
-If you want to make the buttons look more like real buttons and give them some color, this is also possibe, like in [this CSS snippet](https://github.com/obsidian-tasks-group/obsidian-tasks/blob/main/resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-stylish.css):
+If you want to make the buttons look more like real buttons and give them some color, this is also possible, like in [this CSS snippet](https://github.com/obsidian-tasks-group/obsidian-tasks/blob/main/resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-stylish.css):
 
 <!-- snippet: resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-stylish.css -->
 ```css
@@ -88,6 +88,8 @@ This example snippet result in the follow style:
 
 ## Back to the roots
 
+This section shows how to recreate the pre-Tasks X.Y.Z appearance of the Edit button.
+
 You can also use your own graphics instead of existing unicode characters, like in [this example CSS snippet](https://github.com/obsidian-tasks-group/obsidian-tasks/blob/main/resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-svg.css):
 
 <!-- snippet: resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-svg.css -->
@@ -120,7 +122,9 @@ The CSS snippet above shows the buttons with a similar look as in earlier versio
 
 When using graphics, it is also guaranteed that the icons look the same on all platforms.
 
-And finally, if you prefer simple text-based buttons which would more like links, then [this CSS snippet](https://github.com/obsidian-tasks-group/obsidian-tasks/blob/main/resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-text.css) shows how to do it:
+## Text-based buttons
+
+And finally, if you prefer simple text-based buttons which would look more like links, then [this CSS snippet](https://github.com/obsidian-tasks-group/obsidian-tasks/blob/main/resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-text.css) shows how to do it:
 
 <!-- snippet: resources/sample_vaults/Tasks-Demo/.obsidian/snippets/tasks-buttons-text.css -->
 ```css
@@ -144,3 +148,7 @@ And finally, if you prefer simple text-based buttons which would more like links
 The CSS snippet above results in the following style:
 
 ![Task buttons with text style](../images/tasks-buttons-text.png)
+
+## Related pages
+
+For details on styling tasks with CSS, see [[Styling]].