fixup: overrides docs

Author: sarina

source/_images/educator_how_tos/library_TextComponent_EditModalandSave.png

@@ -33,27 +33,27 @@ renaming.
 Rename a Section, Subsection, or Unit
 ======================================
 
-1. In Studio, open the course outline.
+#. In Studio, open the course outline.
 
-2. Locate the library-sourced section, subsection, or unit you want to rename.
+#. Locate the library-sourced section, subsection, or unit you want to rename.
 
-3. Select the pencil icon or select the existing title to make it editable.
+#. Select the pencil icon or select the existing title to make it editable.
 
-4. Enter the new title.
+#. Enter the new title.
 
-5. Press :guilabel:`Enter` or select outside the field to save the change.
+#. Press :guilabel:`Enter` or select outside the field to save the change.
 
-Rename a Component
-==================
+Rename a non-Text Component
+===========================
 
-1. In Studio, open the unit that contains the library-sourced component you
+#. In Studio, open the unit that contains the library-sourced component you
    want to rename.
 
-2. Select the pencil icon next to the component's title to make it editable.
+#. Select the pencil icon next to the component's title to make it editable.
 
-3. Enter the new title.
+#. Enter the new title.
 
-4. Press :guilabel:`Enter` or select outside the field to save the change.
+#. Press :guilabel:`Enter` or select outside the field to save the change.
 
 The component now displays your custom title in the course. The title in the
 source library is not affected.
@@ -63,6 +63,20 @@ source library is not affected.
    that marks the content as locally renamed. This is planned for a future
    release.
 
+Rename a Text Component
+=======================
+
+#. In Studio, open the unit that contains the library-sourced component you want to rename.
+
+#. Select the pencil icon next to the text component's title to make it editable.
+
+#. Select the pencil icon next to the component's title in the modal.
+
+#. Select the checkmark icon to save the new title.
+
+#. Select the save button at the bottom of the modal to save the change.
+
+
 How Title Overrides Interact with Syncing
 ******************************************
 

source/_images/educator_how_tos/library_TextComponent_PencilIcon.png

@@ -33,17 +33,23 @@ Before you begin, ensure that you have:
 Override the Text Content
 *************************
 
-1. In Studio, open the unit that contains the library-sourced text component
+#. In Studio, open the unit that contains the library-sourced text component
    you want to customize.
 
-2. Locate the text component. It will display an :guilabel:`Edit` button even
+#. Locate the text component. It will display an edit button (pencil icon) even
    though it is library-sourced.
 
-3. Select :guilabel:`Edit` to open the text editor.
+#. Select the pencil icon to open the text editor.
 
-4. Make your changes to the text content.
+   ..  image:: /_images/educator_how_tos/library_TextComponent_PencilIcon.png
+	 :alt: The pencil icon appears in the top right of the component editor, above the main content.
 
-5. Select :guilabel:`Save` to save the override.
+#. Make your changes to the text content.
+
+#. Select :guilabel:`Save` to save the override.
+
+   ..  image:: /_images/educator_how_tos/library_TextComponent_EditModalandSave.png
+	 :alt: Once the text has been edited, select the "Save" button in the lower right corner of the editor modal.
 
 The text component now displays your customized content in the course. The
 original content in the source library is not affected.

source/educators/how-tos/course_development/override_library_content_title.rst

@@ -32,18 +32,24 @@ Before you begin, ensure that you have:
 Override Text Content Within a Structural Block
 ***********************************************
 
-1. In Studio, open the unit that contains the library-sourced text component
+#. In Studio, open the unit that contains the library-sourced text component
    you want to customize. The unit may itself be library-sourced, or it may be
    a course unit that contains a library-sourced section or subsection.
 
-2. Locate the text component. It will display an :guilabel:`Edit` button even
+#. Locate the text component. It will display an edit (pencil icon) button even
    though it is part of a library-sourced block.
 
-3. Select :guilabel:`Edit` to open the text editor.
+#. Select the pencil icon to open the text editor.
 
-4. Make your changes to the text content.
+   ..  image:: /_images/educator_how_tos/library_TextComponent_PencilIcon.png
+	 :alt: The pencil icon appears in the top right of the component editor, above the main content.
 
-5. Select :guilabel:`Save` to save the override.
+#. Make your changes to the text content.
+
+#. Select :guilabel:`Save` to save the override.
+
+   ..  image:: /_images/educator_how_tos/library_TextComponent_EditModalandSave.png
+	 :alt: Once the text has been edited, select the "Save" button in the lower right corner of the editor modal.
 
 The text component now displays your customized content in the course. The
 original content in the source library is not affected.