Stroke type explanation

stroke-types.html

@@ -45,22 +45,26 @@ <h1>Stroke types in KanjiVG</h1>
 </p>
 
 <dl>
-<dt class="stroke-type">㇀</dt>
+<dt id="cjk-stroke-t" class="stroke-type">㇀</dt>
 <dd>
 <b>CJK Stroke T</b>
-<code>U+31C0</code>
+<code>U+31C0</code> This stroke is the lower left one in 冰 and 氾. It
+always goes from left to right and
+upwards. See <a href="#cjk-stroke-p">㇒ (CJK Stroke P)</a> for a
+similar-looking stroke which goes in the opposite direction.
 </dd>
 
-<dt class="stroke-type">㇁</dt>
+<dt id="cjk-stroke-wg" class="stroke-type">㇁</dt>
 <dd>
 <b>CJK Stroke WG</b>
 <code>U+31C1</code>
 
 This is used for the down stroke of 犭 and the lower right part of ⻖.
 Some fonts, including the default font used by KanjiVG's host,
-github.com, represent this shape as being almost identical to ㇓,
-<b>CJK Stroke SP</b>, so it may appear to be an error on a browser
-screen. However, this is the correct shape for 犭 and ⻖.
+github.com, represent this shape as being almost identical
+to <a href="#cjk-stroke-sp">㇓ (CJK Stroke SP)</a>, so it may appear
+to be an error on a browser screen. However, this is the correct shape
+for 犭 and ⻖.
 </dd>
 
 <dt class="stroke-type">㇂</dt>
@@ -136,18 +140,24 @@ <h1>Stroke types in KanjiVG</h1>
 <code>U+31D1</code>
 </dd>
 
-<dt class="stroke-type">㇒</dt>
+<dt id="cjk-stroke-p" class="stroke-type">㇒</dt>
 <dd>
 <b>CJK Stroke P</b>
-<code>U+31D2</code>
+<code>U+31D2</code> This stroke is the lower left one in 木, always
+goes from right to left and downwards. See <a href="#cjk-stroke-t">
+㇀ (CJK Stroke T)</a> for a similar-looking stroke which goes in the opposite
+direction.
 </dd>
 
-<dt class="stroke-type">㇓</dt>
+<dt id="cjk-stroke-sp" class="stroke-type">㇓</dt>
 <dd>
 <b>CJK Stroke SP</b>
 <code>U+31D3</code>
 
-This stroke is used for vertical strokes whose ends turn left.
+This stroke is used for vertical strokes whose ends turn
+left. Depending on the font, it is easily confused
+with <a href="#cjk-stroke-wg">㇁ (CJK Stroke WG)</a>, but that is
+actually a stroke going diagonally left to right at its top.
 </dd>
 
 <dt class="stroke-type">㇔</dt>