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 3. `counter(name, style)` Displays the value of a section counter. Generally used in a `content` property. This function can recieve two parameters, the first as the name of the counter and the second one can be `decimal` or `upper-roman` (`decimal` by default).
 
-4. `counters(variable_name, separator, style)` Displays the value of a section counter. Generally used in a `content` property. This function can recieve three parameters, the first as the name of the counter, the second one you can include a string which comes after the counter and the third one can be `decimal` or `upper-roman` (`decimal` by default).
+4. `counters(counter, string, style)` Displays the value of a section counter. Generally used in a `content` property. This function can recieve three parameters, the first as the name of the counter, the second one you can include a string which comes after the counter and the third one can be `decimal` or `upper-roman` (`decimal` by default).
 
 5. A CSS counter can be especially useful for making outlined lists, because a new instance of the counter is automatically created in child elements. Using the `counters()` function, separating text can be inserted between different levels of nested counters.