diff --git a/TextSymbolizer.md b/TextSymbolizer.md
index 6ce83fd..37f1304 100644
--- a/TextSymbolizer.md
+++ b/TextSymbolizer.md
@@ -1,4 +1,8 @@
-## Configuration Options for TextSymbolizer
+Specifies the rendering of text at a point or along a line (for example, for a road name).
+
+[[/images/output_old.png]]
+
+## Configuration Options
### Options for whole Symbolizer
| *parameter* | *values/ type* | *description* | *unit* | *default* | *version* |
----------------|---------|----------------|-------|------------|---------|
@@ -39,7 +43,7 @@
### Character formatting options
| *parameter* | *values/ type* | *description* | *unit* | *default* | *version* |
----------------|---------|----------------|-------|------------|---------|
-|face-name|string| Font name (see [[UsingCustomFonts]])| | |
+|face-name|string| Font name (font must be registered in mapnik or you won't see anything. see [[UsingCustomFonts]]) | | |
|fontset-name|string| FontSet name ||
|size|double|Font size|px|10.0|
|fill|color|Color of the text fill, e.g. #FFFFFF||black|
@@ -59,22 +63,18 @@
## Examples
-Some examples of Mapnik's ability to place text along lines:
-
-[[/images/output_old.png]]
-
### XML
-
-
```xml
-[FIELD_NAME]
+
+ [FIELD_NAME]
+
```
-See [[XMLGettingStarted]] for more XML example uses of TextSymbolizer.
-
### Python
-
```python
t = TextSymbolizer(Expression('[FIELD_NAME]'), 'DejaVu Sans Book', 10, Color('black'))
t.halo_fill = Color('white')
@@ -85,7 +85,6 @@ dir(t) # for the rest of the attributes
### C++
-
```cpp
#include
#include