Fixed formatting and typos in documentation

docs/usage/tips_tricks.md

@@ -10,39 +10,48 @@ Following you can find miscellaneous tips and tricks for using Part-DB.
 
 ## Create datastructures directly from part edit page
 
-Instead of first creating a category, manufacturer, footprint, etc. and then creating the part, you can create the 
-datastructures directly from the part edit page: Just type the name of the datastructure you want to create into the 
+Instead of first creating a category, manufacturer, footprint, etc. and then creating the part, you can create the
+datastructures directly from the part edit page: Just type the name of the datastructure you want to create into the
 select field on the part edit page and press "Create new ...". The new datastructure will be created, when you save
 the part changes.
 
-You can create also create nested datastructures this way. For example, if you want to create a new category "AVRs", 
+You can create also create nested datastructures this way. For example, if you want to create a new category "AVRs",
 as a subcategory of "MCUs", you can just type "MCUs->AVRs" into the category select field and press "Create new".
 The new category "AVRs" will be created as a subcategory of "MCUs". If the category "MCUs" does not exist, it will
 be created too.
 
 ## Builtin footprint images
-Part-DB includes several builtin images for common footprints. You can use these images in your footprint datastructures,
+
+Part-DB includes several builtin images for common footprints. You can use these images in your footprint
+datastructures,
 by creating an attachment on the datastructure and selecting it as preview image.
 Type the name of the footprint image you want to use into the URL field of the attachment and select it from the
-dropdown menu. You can find a gallery of all builtin footprint images and their names in the "Builtin footprint image gallery",
+dropdown menu. You can find a gallery of all builtin footprint images and their names in the "Builtin footprint image
+gallery",
 which you can find in the "Tools" menu (you maybe need to give your user the permission to access this tool).
 
 ## Parametric search
+
 In the "parameters" tab of the filter panel on parts list page, you can define constraints, which parameter values
-have to fullfill. This allows you to search for parts with specific parameters (or parameter ranges), for example you
+have to fulfill. This allows you to search for parts with specific parameters (or parameter ranges), for example you
 can search for all parts with a voltage rating of greater than 5 V.
 
 ## View own users permissions
+
 If you want to see which permissions your user has, you can find a list of the permissions in the "Permissions" panel
 on the user info page.
 
 ## Use LaTeX equations
-You can use LaTeX equations everywhere where markdown is supported (for example in the description or notes field of a part).
+
+You can use LaTeX equations everywhere where markdown is supported (for example in the description or notes field of a
+part).
 [KaTeX](https://katex.org/) is used to render the equations.
 You can find a list of supported features in the [KaTeX documentation](https://katex.org/docs/supported.html).
 
-To input a LaTeX equation, you have to wrap it in a pair of dollar signs (`$`). Single dollar signs mark inline equations,
-double dollar signs mark displayed equations (which will be its own line and centered). For example, the following equation
+To input a LaTeX equation, you have to wrap it in a pair of dollar signs (`$`). Single dollar signs mark inline
+equations,
+double dollar signs mark displayed equations (which will be its own line and centered). For example, the following
+equation
 will be rendered as an inline equation:
 
 ```
@@ -56,7 +65,8 @@ $$E=mc^2$$
 ```
 
 ## Update currency exchange rates automatically
-Part-DB can update the currency exchange rates of all defined currencies programatically
+
+Part-DB can update the currency exchange rates of all defined currencies programmatically
 by calling the `php bin/console partdb:currencies:update-exchange-rates`.
 
 If you call this command regularly (e.g. with a cronjob), you can keep the exchange rates up-to-date.
@@ -65,18 +75,26 @@ Please note that if you use a base currency, which is not the Euro, you have to
 free API used by default only supports the Euro as base currency.
 
 ## Enforce log comments
+
 On almost any editing operation it is possible to add a comment describing, what or why you changed something.
 This comment will be written to change log and can be viewed later.
-If you want to enforce your users to add comments to certain operations, you can do this by setting the `ENFORCE_CHANGE_COMMENTS_FOR` option.
+If you want to enforce your users to add comments to certain operations, you can do this by setting
+the `ENFORCE_CHANGE_COMMENTS_FOR` option.
 See the configuration reference for more information.
 
 ## Personal stocks and stock locations
-For makerspaces and universities with a lot of users, where each user can have his own stock, which only he should be able to access, you can assign
+
+For makerspaces and universities with a lot of users, where each user can have his own stock, which only he should be
+able to access, you can assign
 the user as "owner" of a part lot. This way, only him is allowed to add or remove parts from this lot.
 
-## Update notfications
-Part-DB can show you a notification that there is a newer version than currently installed available. The notification will be shown on the homepage and the server info page.
+## Update notifications
+
+Part-DB can show you a notification that there is a newer version than currently installed available. The notification
+will be shown on the homepage and the server info page.
 It is only be shown to users which has the `Show available Part-DB updates` permission.
 
-For the notification to work, Part-DB queries the GitHub API every 2 days to check for new releases. No data is sent to GitHub besides the metadata required for the connection (so the public IP address of your computer running Part-DB).
-If you don't want Part-DB to query the GitHub API, or if your server can not reach the internet, you can disable the update notifications by setting the `CHECK_FOR_UPDATES` option to `false`.
+For the notification to work, Part-DB queries the GitHub API every 2 days to check for new releases. No data is sent to
+GitHub besides the metadata required for the connection (so the public IP address of your computer running Part-DB).
+If you don't want Part-DB to query the GitHub API, or if your server can not reach the internet, you can disable the
+update notifications by setting the `CHECK_FOR_UPDATES` option to `false`.