Fix rendering of bullets and numbering in an article

how-to/how-to-rename-field-in-content-type.md

@@ -31,20 +31,21 @@ Each item in a content type consists of field-value pairs ({Field-Name: Field-Va
 > * "ModifiedBy" value will be set to an empty Guid like "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000" for all renamed items
 
 To rename a field you have to complete the following steps:
+
 1. Update the field name in the database - you can use '$rename' operator and issue a PUT request:
 
-```HTTPS
+  ```HTTPS
-Request:
+  Request:
-    PUT https://api.everlive.com/v1/{{site.app-id}}/content-type-name
+      PUT https://api.everlive.com/v1/{{site.app-id}}/content-type-name
-Headers:
+  Headers:
-    Authorization  masterkey  {{site.master-key}}
+      Authorization  masterkey  {{site.master-key}}
-    Content-Type application/json
+      Content-Type application/json
-Data:
+  Data:
-    {
+      {
-        "$rename": {"old-field-name": "new-field-name" }
+          "$rename": {"old-field-name": "new-field-name" }
-    }
+      }
-```
+  ```
 
 2. Update the name of the column as shown in the Data Browser
-* Delete the field with the old name from {{site.tp}} -> Data -> Types -> Edit Structure (this will have no effect over the data).
+  * Delete the field with the old name from {{site.tp}} -> Data -> Types -> Edit Structure (this will have no effect over the data).
-* Create a new field with the new name that matches the "new-field-name" from Step 1. The new field will correctly bind to the renamed keys in the stored data in Step 1 and will be displayed properly in the UI - Data Browser.
+  * Create a new field with the new name that matches the "new-field-name" from Step 1. The new field will correctly bind to the renamed keys in the stored data in Step 1 and will be displayed properly in the UI - Data Browser.