"every for every level" -> "for every level"

per chat message in forum

Author: pryrt

content/docs/preferences.md

@@ -520,7 +520,7 @@ Some of these styles apply to the background only, some apply to the foreground
 * Default style [background and foreground] ⇒ This sets the base font and colors for all languages -- so any unstyled text will use these settings.
    - As described previously, `Default Style` is used to set the color for Normal Text (`.txt` files, and anything else that isn't highlighted by a lexer).
    - Also, as described a few paragraphs earlier, the highlighters for specific languages will inherit from this `Default Style` for things like font and possibly color, if there is no value defined for that language.
-* Indent guideline style [background and foreground] ⇒ If **View > Show Symbol > Show Indent Guide** is checked, there will be a thin dotted line every for every level of indent.  The foreground sets the color of the dots; the background sets the color of the non-dot portion.
+* Indent guideline style [background and foreground] ⇒ If **View > Show Symbol > Show Indent Guide** is checked, there will be a thin dotted line for every level of indent.  The foreground sets the color of the dots; the background sets the color of the non-dot portion.
 * Brace highlight style [background and foreground] ⇒ If you have text like `( blah )` or `[ blah ]` or `{ blah }` and move the caret onto one of the opening or closing parentheses, brackets, or braces, both the opening and closing character in the pair will be highlighted per this style.
 * Bad brace colour [background and foreground] ⇒ If you have a single unmatched or mismatched parenthesis `()`, bracket `[]`, or curly-brace `{}`, with the caret at that character, it will be highlighted as a "bad brace style" instead of using the "brace highlight style".
 * Current line background colour [background only] ⇒ The line containing the active editing caret will be marked using this background style.  The "Go to settings" link will take you to [Preferences > Editing](#editing) so you can change **Current Line Indicator**.