M site/contents/get-started.md → site/contents/get-started.md

@@ -43,8 +43,10 @@ * perform HTTPS requests with the {#link-module||http#}.
 * use all the cryptographic symbols defined in the {#link-module||crypto#}.
 
 If this flag is not specified:
+
 * It will not be possible to perform HTTPS requests
 * Only the following symbols will be exposed by the {#link-module||crypto#}:
+
   * {#link-operator||crypto||md5#} 
   * {#link-operator||crypto||sha1#} 
   * {#link-operator||crypto||encode#} 

M site/contents/learn-operators.md → site/contents/learn-operators.md

@@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ ) operator
      ;; Calculates the square of n.
 
  The {#link-operator||lang||operator#} symbol provides way to:
+ 
  * Specify the name of the symbol operator (**square** in this case)
  * Specify a signature to identify the type of the input and output values (in this case, the operator takes a numeric input value and produces a numeric output value). Also, note how inputs and outputs are captured into the `n` and `result` symbols in the signature quotation and then referenced in the body quotation.
  * Specify a quotation containing the code that the operator will execute.
@@ -44,11 +45,12 @@ 
 Note that this feels like using {#link-operator||lang||define#}, but the main difference between {#link-operator||lang||lambda#} and {#link-operator||lang||define#} is that `lambda` only works on quotations doesn't auto-quote them, so that they are immediately evaluated when the corresponding symbol is pushed on the stack.
 
 Also note that unlike with {#link-operator||lang||operator#}, symbols defined with {#link-operator||lang||lambda#}:
+
 * have no built-in validation of input and output values.
 * do not support the `return` symbol to immediately end their execution.
 * have no built-in stack pollution checks.
 
-> %tip
+> %tip%
 > Tip
 > 
 > You can use {#link-operator||lang||lambda-bind#} to re-set a previously set lambda.