small fixes

Author: BenjaminDannegard

content/arduino-cloud/02.hardware/06.device-provisioning/content.md

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ You can update the network settings from the detail page of the device on the Ar
 During this process you will be asked to wipe out the current network configuration to restart the board's BLE interface. 
 
 - Power on the board.
-- Reset the board using the method of your board. Have a look at the [How to set up the Reconfiguration Procedure](#How-to-set-up-the Reconfiguration-Procedure) section of this article to find the default board reset pin. If you have changed the reset pin from the default one, please use that.
+- Reset the board using the method of your board. Have a look at the [How to set up the Reconfiguration Procedure](#How to set up the Reconfiguration Procedure) section of this article to find the default board reset pin. If you have changed the reset pin from the default one, please use that.
 - Open the devices page of the Mobile App or the Arduino Cloud webpage.
 - Click on the device you want to update the network settings for.
 - Click on the "change" button by the network section.
@@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ If you want to delete the stored network configuration without updating it, ther
 
 To proceed with the next steps, the cloud-generated sketch must be uploaded to the board.
 
-Reset the board using the method of your board. Have a look at the [How to set up the Reconfiguration Procedure](#How-to-set-up-the Reconfiguration-Procedure) section of this article to find the default board reset pin. If you have changed the reset pin from the default one, please use that.
+Reset the board using the method of your board. Have a look at the [How to set up the Reconfiguration Procedure](#how-to-set-up-the reconfiguration-procedure) section of this article to find the default board reset pin. If you have changed the reset pin from the default one, please use that.
 
 ### Using the DeleteConfiguration Sketch
 

content/arduino-cloud/03.cloud-interface/00.sketches/sketches.md

@@ -135,18 +135,18 @@ Note that if you are using the offline IDE / Arduino CLI, you will need to manua
 
 The thingProperties.h file plays a key role in managing credential capabilities, including the NetworkConfigurator, which enables two main features:
 
-- Credentials stored on NVS: Boards can now securely store network settings in Non-Volatile Storage (NVS), removing them from the sketch (secrets.h).
-- Over-the-Air (OTA) communication: Enables the possibility to provide network configuration settings via Bluetooth (BLE).
+- **Credentials stored on NVS**: Boards can now securely store network settings in Non-Volatile Storage (NVS), removing them from the sketch (secrets.h).
+- **Over-the-Air (OTA) communication**: Enables the possibility to provide network configuration settings via Bluetooth (BLE).
 
 The `thingProperties.h` will be generated accordingly to the provisioning mechanism, so if the board has been registered using the provisioning 2.0, the `thingProperties.h` file will automatically have the NetworkConfigurator component enabled. A board registered with Provisioning 2.0 includes `Arduino_NetworkConfigurator.h` in the generated `thingProperties.h` file. For more information about device provisioning have a look [here.](https://docs.arduino.cc/arduino-cloud/hardware/device-provisioning/)
 
 ### How the NetworkConfigurator works
 
 To work, the NetworkConfigurator needs:
 
-- One or more Configurator Agents: Objects that handle the communication between the board and the user device (PC, laptop, or Mobile phone).
-- A Key-Value Storage library: the NetworkConfigurator needs an external storage library that implements the KVStoreInterface. Arduino provides the `Arduino_KVStore` library for handling the storage and saving the NetworkConfigurator configurations.
-- A ConnectionHandler: the object responsible for the board's Internet connection management.
+- **One or more Configurator Agents**: Objects that handle the communication between the board and the user device (PC, laptop, or Mobile phone).
+- **A Key-Value Storage library**: the NetworkConfigurator needs an external storage library that implements the KVStoreInterface. Arduino provides the `Arduino_KVStore` library for handling the storage and saving the NetworkConfigurator configurations.
+- **A ConnectionHandler**: the object responsible for the board's Internet connection management.
 
 The `NetworkConfigurator` library out-of-the-box provides two Agents: