[MOOSE-356]: adjust docs

Author: GeoffDusome

docs/create-wp-controls-script.md

@@ -50,12 +50,14 @@ attributes: {
 	},
 },
 ```
-> :bulb: First, we're creating an `attributes` object that is defining the attributes we want to add to the block. In this case, we're creating a `stackingOrder` attribute for the `core/column` block. 
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+:bulb: First, we're creating an `attributes` object that is defining the attributes we want to add to the block. In this case, we're creating a `stackingOrder` attribute for the `core/column` block. 
 
 ```js
 blocks: [ 'core/column' ],
 ```
-> :bulb: Next, we define what blocks we want the controls to appear on. In this case we're saying that this control should appear on the `core/column` block.
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+:bulb: Next, we define what blocks we want the controls to appear on. In this case we're saying that this control should appear on the `core/column` block.
 
 ```js
 controls: [
@@ -73,7 +75,8 @@ controls: [
 	},
 ],
 ```
-> :bulb: Lastly, we're defining the controls array that will be used to define what controls we want to create for the block we've defined. In this case we're defining a `number` control with a default value of `0`. The `applyClass` property tells the create control script that when the value is changed from the default, we should apply the `tribe-has-stacking-order` class. The `applyStyleProperty` property tells the create control script that the `--tribe-stacking-order` style property should be set to the value of the control when the default is changed.
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+:bulb: Lastly, we're defining the controls array that will be used to define what controls we want to create for the block we've defined. In this case we're defining a `number` control with a default value of `0`. The `applyClass` property tells the create control script that when the value is changed from the default, we should apply the `tribe-has-stacking-order` class. The `applyStyleProperty` property tells the create control script that the `--tribe-stacking-order` style property should be set to the value of the control when the default is changed.
 
 > :memo: **Note:** You do not always have to set both the `applyClass` and `applyStyleProperty` properties. You can use one or the other separately. Using them together though can be a powerful tool in order to only apply the style property if the class is applied.