Fix places where identifiers were incorrectly uppercased

Author: peterflynn

reference/javascript/environment.md

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ In some cases, we follow standards, but only support a _subset_ of features you
 
 ## Accessing global APIs
 
-Supported APIs that you would expect as window globals in other enviroments are also available as globals in XD. Examples include `XMLHttpRequest`, `fetch`, `WebSocket`, `Document`, and more.
+Supported APIs that you would expect as window globals in other enviroments are also available as globals in XD. Examples include `XMLHttpRequest`, `fetch`, `WebSocket`, `document`, and more.
 
 Example:
 

reference/scenegraph.md

@@ -77,8 +77,8 @@ These classes are not scenenode types, but are used extensively in the scenegrap
 * [ImageFill](ImageFill.md) - Value object for `fill` property
 * [LinearGradientFill](LinearGradientFill.md) - Value object for `fill` property
 * [Matrix](Matrix.md) - Value object for `transform` property
-* [Shadow](Shadow.md) - Value object for `Shadow` property
-* [Blur](Blur.md) - Value object for `Blur` property
+* [Shadow](Shadow.md) - Value object for `shadow` property
+* [Blur](Blur.md) - Value object for `blur` property
 
 
 <a name="SceneNode"></a>

reference/ui/elements/textfields.md

@@ -210,6 +210,6 @@ Text fields accept a limited amount of styling. You cannot change the following
 
 * Text fields do not receive pointer events.
 * Validation is not currently supported.
-* The following `input` `type` values are not supported, and will render as a regular text field: `button`, `Color`,
+* The following `input` `type` values are not supported, and will render as a regular text field: `button`, `color`,
   `date*`, `email`, `file`, `hidden`, `month`, `number`, `password`, `radio`, `reset`, `search`, `submit`, `tel`,
   `time`, `url`, `week`

reference/ui/styles/supported-css-text-styles.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@
 
 ## color
 
-`Color` sets the color of text. Color can be specified using HEX color strings, `rgb` and `rgba` color values, `hsl` and `hsla` values, and other color spaces \(such as CMYK\). For more, [see the supported colors and forms](./supported-colors.md).
+`color` sets the color of text. Color can be specified using HEX color strings, `rgb` and `rgba` color values, `hsl` and `hsla` values, and other color spaces \(such as CMYK\). For more, [see the supported colors and forms](./supported-colors.md).
 
 **Supported Values**
 

tutorials/how-to-create-paths/index.md

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ function createWedge(selection, radius, startAngle, endAngle, color) { // [1]
     1. The pie chart radius (`chartRadius`)
     1. The start radian of the wedge (`startAngle`)
     1. The end radian of the wedge (`endAngle`)
-    1. The color of the wedge (`Color`)
+    1. The color of the wedge (`color`)
 1. Based on these arguments, `pathData` is constructed. The pen is moved to the origin, a line is drawn to the first point on the edge of the circle, an arc is drawn to the second point on the edge of the circle, and then a line is drawn back to the origin. For more information on how to create path data, please refer to [Paths](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/SVG/Tutorial/Paths)
 1. Create a new instance of `Path`
 1. Set `pathData`

tutorials/how-to-integrate-with-OAuth/index.md

@@ -262,7 +262,7 @@ app.get('/getRequestId', function (req, res) {
 
 ### 7. Open the default browser with the URL pointing to your server
 
-To open the machine's default browser from an XD plugin, we can use UXP's `Shell` module:
+To open the machine's default browser from an XD plugin, we can use UXP's `shell` module:
 
 ```js
 require("uxp").shell.openExternal(`${publicUrl}/login?requestId=${rid}`)

tutorials/how-to-style-text/index.md

@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ Here's what's changed:
 
 1. This data structure stores the text to be displayed, as well as the color to use for each fragment of text.
 1. Just as before, we set `node.text` equal to the text to be displayed. This time, the text string is created by concatenating together all the `.text` property values contained in the `textData` array. The `Array#map` gets us an array of strings, which we combine into a single string with `Array#join`.
-1. In this step, we build an array of style objects, applying each style to a few characters of the text string. We use `Array#map` again, this time converting each item in the `textData` array into a style object. The `length` of each style is equal to the length of the text string contained in one element of the `textData` array. The `Color` of each style is equal to the color value contained in one element of the `textData` array.
+1. In this step, we build an array of style objects, applying each style to a few characters of the text string. We use `Array#map` again, this time converting each item in the `textData` array into a style object. The `length` of each style is equal to the length of the text string contained in one element of the `textData` array. The `color` of each style is equal to the color value contained in one element of the `textData` array.
 
 > **tip**
 > The `Color` constructor understands some color names, but you have plenty of other options for defining colors precisely, including hex, rgba, and more. [See the `Color` reference for more information](/reference/Color.md).