diff --git a/docs/MigrationGuide.rst b/docs/MigrationGuide.rst
index 85745ea2..36620e90 100644
--- a/docs/MigrationGuide.rst
+++ b/docs/MigrationGuide.rst
@@ -550,28 +550,29 @@ the editor instance properly::
         return wx.propgrid.PropertyGridInterface.GetEditorByName(self.GetEditor())
 
 
+
 wx.gizmos
 ---------
 
-The ``wx.gizmos`` module in Classic was a set of wrappers around some 3rd-party
-C++ classes. Unfortunately that code has been rotting a little since it has
-been unmaintained for a while. Instead of perpetuating this problem into
-Phoenix the C++ wrappers have been tossed out and some of the more commonly
-used classes from wx.gizmos has been ported to pure Python code, which now
-lives in the ``wx.lib.gizmos`` package. There is also a temporary
+The ``wx.gizmos`` module in Classic was a set of wrappers around some
+3rd-party C++ classes. Unfortunately that code has started rotting a little
+since it has been unmaintained for a while. Instead of perpetuating this
+problem into Phoenix the C++ wrappers have been tossed out and some of the
+more commonly used classes from wx.gizmos has been ported to pure Python code,
+which now lives in the ``wx.lib.gizmos`` package. There is also a temporary
 ``wx.gizmos`` module provided in order to provide the class names at the old
 location too in order to ease transitioning to the new packge. Please migrate
 your code to use ``wx.lib.gizmos`` as ``wx.gizmos`` will likely go away in a
 future release.
 
 Please note that the new ``TreeListCtrl`` class is actually a thin wrapper
-around AGW's HyperTreeList class since it was already a near perfect superset
-of the old TreeListCtrl features and API. One compatibility difference that
-may arise is that like most widgets in the AGW library the style flags have
-been split into 2 parameters, ``style`` and ``agwSgtyle``, but it should be a
-simple matter of changing existing code to pass the tree-specific style flags
-in the ``agwStyle`` parameter, and wxWidgets common style flags in the
-``style`` parameter.
+around AGW's ``HyperTreeList`` class since it was already a near perfect
+superset of the old TreeListCtrl features and API. One compatibility
+difference that may arise is that like most widgets in the AGW library the
+style flags have been split into 2 parameters, ``style`` and ``agwSgtyle``,
+but it should be a simple matter of changing existing code to pass the
+tree-specific style flags in the ``agwStyle`` parameter, and wxWidgets common
+style flags in the ``style`` parameter.
 
 
 .. toctree::