950: formatting changes; subnet-tree-view

Author: Nadia-JSch

docs/infrastructure-management/ipam/subnet-tree-view.mdx

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ sidebar_position: 6
 import ThemedImage from '@theme/ThemedImage'
 import useBaseUrl from '@docusaurus/useBaseUrl'
 
-A subnet tree view is available via the main menu; find it by navigating to _Resources_ -> _Network_ -> _Subnet Tree_
+A subnet tree view is available under **Resources > Networks > Subnet Tree**.
 
 ## Subnet Tree View
 
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ A subnet tree view is available via the main menu; find it by navigating to _Res
 
 Subnets in the tree view are grouped into VRF groups. Because VRF groups have building associations, VRF group display also contains the building name.
 
-New subnets can be added to a VRF group by hovering over a VRF group and clicking _+ New Subnet_ button.
+New subnets can be added to a VRF group by hovering over a VRF group and clicking the **+ New Subnet** button.
 
 ## Hover for details pop-up
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ New subnets can be added to a VRF group by hovering over a VRF group and clickin
 
 You can hover your mouse over any VRF groups, subnet, or IP and get more details on each. The subnet details includes a small graph that indicates the Percentage (%) of IP addresses used.
 
-Each subnet and VRF group has an Edit button next to it. Click it to make changes from the subnet tree view.
+Each subnet and VRF group has an **Edit** button next to it. Click it to make changes from the subnet tree view.
 
 ## Add / edit IPs per subnet
 
@@ -46,9 +46,9 @@ Each subnet and VRF group has an Edit button next to it. Click it to make change
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-Using the _+ New IP_ button after each subnet, you can add a new IP. If the subnet is smaller than 24 mask bits, you will see a list of all IPs that don’t exist yet in that subnet and you can just pick one for the list.  For larger subnets you will be presented with a dialog to let you enter the information directly.
+Using the **+ New IP** button after each subnet, you can add a new IP. If the subnet is smaller than 24 mask bits, you will see a list of all IPs that don’t exist yet in that subnet and you can just pick one for the list.  For larger subnets you will be presented with a dialog to let you enter the information directly.
 
-Also, next to each IP, you will see an _Edit_ button that will enable you to edit the IP right from this page.
+Also, next to each IP, you will see an **Edit** button that will enable you to edit the IP right from this page.
 
 ## Nest subnets right from the tree view
 
@@ -60,15 +60,15 @@ Also, next to each IP, you will see an _Edit_ button that will enable you to edi
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-You can also nest subnets right from the tree view using the _+ New Subnet_ button after each subnet. If you click this button, you get a tree like view of available subnets within that subnet that you can click on and choose. You can also drag and drop subnets into another subnet or another VRF group.
+You can also nest subnets right from the tree view using the **+ New Subnet** button after each subnet. If you click this button, you get a tree like view of available subnets within that subnet that you can click on and choose. You can also drag and drop subnets into another subnet or another VRF group.
 
 :::info
 Please note that the drag and drop functionality is disabled for trees with over 2000 subnets.
 :::
 
 ## View Available Subnets
 
-When adding subnets, you can view used and available subnets at a glance by clicking the _Subnet Usage Tree_ button...
+When adding subnets, you can view used and available subnets at a glance by clicking the **Subnet Usage Tree** button:
 
 <ThemedImage
   alt="View available subnets from the tree view"
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ When adding subnets, you can view used and available subnets at a glance by clic
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-In the example above, you see the available subnets for the selected parent subnet. You will see the available subnets in green and the used (or partially used subnets) in red. You can drill further into the subnet tree by clicking "Expand All"...
+In the example above, you see the available subnets for the selected parent subnet. You will see the available subnets in green and the used (or partially used subnets) in red. You can drill further into the subnet tree by clicking **Expand All**:
 
 <ThemedImage
   alt="View available subnets from the tree view"
@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ These views will help you decide which subnet to assign.
 
 When you choose a subnet to assign, the subnet you choose will have a big impact on future subnets choices. If you choose a subnet that is much bigger than you need, then many of its subnet are in effect wasted. If you choose a subnet that is near another subnet but not directly adjacent, the available subnets in between may be too small to be used and are effectively wasted. The goal is always to choose subnets that maximize future flexibility in subnet selection and assignment.
 
-Device42 offers a patent-pending recommendation engine for choosing subnets. Just enter the desired _Mask Bits_ and click the "Suggest Subnet" button and Device42 will calculate the optimal subnet.  You will be presented with two options to ignore parent subnets that are merged as Assigned or Allocated even if they are still empty.  Once you click the "Run" button, Device42 will present its suggestion for you to accept or decline.
+Device42 offers a patent-pending recommendation engine for choosing subnets. Just enter the desired **Mask Bits** and click the **Suggest Subnet** button and Device42 will calculate the optimal subnet. You will be presented with two options to ignore parent subnets that are merged as Assigned or Allocated even if they are still empty. Once you click the **Run** button, Device42 will present its suggestion for you to accept or decline.
 
 <ThemedImage
   alt="Recommend a subnet from the tree view"
@@ -114,6 +114,6 @@ Device42 offers a patent-pending recommendation engine for choosing subnets. Jus
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-Using the _+ New IP_ button after each subnet, you can add a new IP. If the subnet is smaller than 24 mask bits, then you will see a list of all IPs that don’t exist yet in that subnet and you can just pick one for the list.  If the subnet is larger, you will go directly to the _Add IP Address_ dialog where you can enter all the details directly.
+Using the **+ New IP** button after each subnet, you can add a new IP. If the subnet is smaller than 24 mask bits, then you will see a list of all IPs that don’t exist yet in that subnet and you can just pick one for the list.  If the subnet is larger, you will go directly to the **Add IP Address** dialog where you can enter all the details directly.
 
-Also, next to each IP, you will see a _Edit_ button that will enable you to edit the IP right from this page.
+Also, next to each IP, you will see a **Edit** button that will enable you to edit the IP right from this page.