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Fixed a couple of typos. #4332

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The primary API for using this plugin is `x-resize`. You can add `x-resize` to any element within an Alpine component, and when that element is resized for any reason, the provided expression will execute with two magic properties: `$width` and `$height`.

For example, here's a simple example of using `x-resize` do display the width and height of an element as it changes size.
For example, here's a simple example of using `x-resize` to display the width and height of an element as it changes size.

```alpine
<div
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<a name="document"></a>
### .document

It's often useful to observer the entire document's size, rather than a specific element. To do this, you can add the `.document` modifier to `x-resize`:
It's often useful to observe the entire document's size, rather than a specific element. To do this, you can add the `.document` modifier to `x-resize`:

```alpine
<div x-resize.document="...">
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