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docs/platform/accounts-and-passwords.md

@@ -63,7 +63,8 @@ Here's how to set a user's access permissions:
 5.  Select checkboxes in the **Global Grants** section to allow the user to add Linodes, Domains, and NodeBalancers to the account, create StackScripts, access all billing information, and cancel the entire account.
 
     {{< note >}}
-Granting access to settings denoted with a dollar sign (\$) will allow the user perform actions that incur billing costs, such as adding or resizing a Linode.
+Granting access to settings denoted with a dollar sign ($) will allow the user perform actions that incur billing costs, such as adding or resizing a Linode.
+
 {{< /note >}}
 
 6.  Select checkboxes in the other sections to allow the user to access certain features and sections of the Linode Manager.

docs/security/authentication/use-public-key-authentication-with-ssh.md

@@ -135,19 +135,19 @@ When PuTTYgen has finished downloading, it can be run immediately, without insta
 
 6.  Before you continue, you will need to copy the newly-created public key to Notepad. Just select the text and copy it to a new  text file. Be sure the file is saved in a location you remember, as you will need it later.
 
-    ![Copy the public key to a text file.](/docs/assets/1476-key-txt-file.png)
+    ![Copy the public key to a text file](/docs/assets/1476-key-txt-file.png)
 
     {{< caution >}}
 When saving the public key, make sure you save it in a plaintext format such as .txt. Other file formats such as .rtf and .doc may add extra characters to the key through encoding, which may prevent your keypair from matching. The public key should be a single line, with no breaks.
 {{< /caution >}}
 
 7.  Enter a passphrase in the **Key passphrase** text field, and enter it again to confirm. The passphrase can be any string of letters and numbers. The passphrase should be something unique and not easily recognized. **Important:** make a note of your passphrase, as you will need it later.
 
-    ![Enter a new passphrase.](/docs/assets/1465-new-passphrase.png)
+    ![Enter a new passphrase](docs/assets/1465-new-passphrase.png)
 
 8.  After you have entered your passphrase, click on the **Save private key** button. This will save the private key to your PC.
 
-    ![Click on the Save private key button.](/docs/assets/1472-private-key-button.png)
+    ![Click on the Save private key button](/docs/assets/1472-private-key-button.png)
 
 9.  Keep the default location and name of the private key file and click on the **Save** button. Note that if you plan on creating multiple keys to connect to different SSH servers, you will need to save each pair of keys for each server with different names to prevent overwriting the key files. Make a note of the name and location of the private key. You'll need it in the next section.