diff --git a/text-crossrefs/README.md b/text-crossrefs/README.md
index b5ee349..3de0350 100644
--- a/text-crossrefs/README.md
+++ b/text-crossrefs/README.md
@@ -108,7 +108,7 @@ could handle a list of references intelligently
 (e.g. printing “pp. 1–3 and 5” instead of “pp. 1, 2, 3, 5 and 5”;
 see [my implementation in TeX](https://ctan.org/pkg/crossrefenum) for more examples).
 The main drawback is that is has still to be implemented in Typst to date (14 December 2025),
-which is why `text-crossrefs` uses the second approach by default.
+which is why _text-crossrefs_ uses the second approach by default.
 
 The `#crossrefenum` command has the following parameters:
 
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ See the [Typst-specific options](#typst-options) to know how to switch to `#cros
 If you keep the defaults (outputting `#ref` commands),
 you may wish to set some [formatting options](#docx-odt-options)
 and to add a show rule for `#ref` to prevent it from typesetting prefixes (e.g. “p. ”)
-in addition to those that `text-crossrefs` already inserts.
+in addition to those that _text-crossrefs_ already inserts.
 
 In the default mode, you can also (ab)use the `note` reference type to refer to
 a heading, figure or equation by its number, for the `note` reference type
@@ -359,12 +359,12 @@ In addition, the following metadata field can be used to control the rendering o
 ## Options specific to Typst {#typst-options}
 
 If the metadata field `tcrf-typst-crossrefenum` is set to `true` (defaults to `false`),
-`text-crossrefs` will output `#crossrefenum` commands
+_text-crossrefs_ will output `#crossrefenum` commands
 modeled after the `\crossrefenum` macro for TeX-based formats (see [above](#typst)).
 The implementation of this command must be provided by the user.
 In this case, the metadata fields [specific to TeX](#tex-options) will be taken into account.
 
-Otherwise, `text-crossrefs` will only output native `#ref` commands.
+Otherwise, _text-crossrefs_ will only output native `#ref` commands.
 In this case, the metadata fields [specific to DOCX and ODT](#docx-odt-options) will be used.
 
 # Compatibility with other filters
@@ -404,7 +404,7 @@ Until December 2025, `yes`, `no`, `true` and `false` as metadata values
 had to be put within double quotes. Now, they must not be quoted at all,
 which is a more standard way to handle boolean values in YAML.
 
-From December 2025, `text-crossrefs` formats
+From December 2025, _text-crossrefs_ formats
 [the main argument of `\crossrefenum`]{#breaking-comma-crfnm}
 as a comma-delimited list, not as a list of groups.
 This is in line the new, more readable formatting implemented in the version 1.2