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docs/configurations/change-wifi-location.md

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Only make these changes if you are experiencing stability issues with your print
 
 - Enter the following command to check all available locations:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     cat /usr/share/zoneinfo/zone.tab
     ```
 
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Only make these changes if you are experiencing stability issues with your print
 
 - On the right part of the window, in SSH command prompt, enter this command to reboot your printer:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     reboot
     ```
 

docs/configurations/configure-camera.md

@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ If you want to configure camera for Fluidd and Mainsail you can also configure i
 
 - Add this lines (if you don't have them) by replacing `xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx` by your local IP address:
 
-    ``` title="moonraker.conf"
+    ```
     [webcam Camera]
     location: printer
     enabled: True

docs/firmwares/change-date-and-time.md

@@ -14,67 +14,67 @@ This guide explains how to set the correct date and time on your printer based o
 
 - Enter this command to see the current date and time defined on your printer:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     date
     ```
 
     If date and time are correct, there is no need to continue.
 
 - Enter this command to see the current time zone defined on your printer:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     ls -l /etc/localtime | awk '{print $6, $7, $8, $9, $10, $11}'
     ```
 
     By default I get this (I live in France so this is not correct):
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     Jan 10 16:04 /etc/localtime -> ../usr/share/zoneinfo/Asia/Shanghai
     ```
 
 - Enter this command to delete the current time zone:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     rm -rf /etc/localtime
     ```
 
 - Enter this command to display the list of available zones:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     ls /usr/share/zoneinfo | grep '^[A-Z]'
     ```
 
 - Enter this command to display the list of cities available in the chosen zone (by replacing the `XXX` with the zone):
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     ls /usr/share/zoneinfo/XXX | grep '^[A-Z]'
     ```
 
     !!! Example
-        ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+        ```
         ls /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe | grep '^[A-Z]'
         ```
 
 - When you have find your current time zone, enter this command to define it  (by replacing the `XXX` with the zone and `YYY` by the city):
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/XXX/YYY /etc/localtime
     ```
 
     !!! Example
-        ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+        ```
         ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/Europe/Paris /etc/localtime
         ```
 
 - Enter this command to restart NTP server to take effect:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     /etc/init.d/S49ntp restart
     ```
 
 - Then enter this command again to see the changes applied:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     date
     ```
 

docs/firmwares/install-and-update-rooted-firmware-ender3.md

@@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ This can be useful if you have made modifications to the printer (BLTouch etc...
 
 - If you no longer want to have the USB drive inserted (until the next factory reset), connect to SSH (Guide is available <a href="../ssh-connection">here</a>) and enter this command:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     sed -i 's/"self_test_sw":1/"self_test_sw":0/' /usr/data/creality/userdata/config/system_config.json
     ```
 

docs/firmwares/install-and-update-rooted-firmware-k1.md

@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ This can be useful if you have made modifications to the printer (BLTouch etc...
 
 - If you no longer want to have the USB drive inserted (until the next factory reset), connect to SSH (Guide is available <a href="../ssh-connection">here</a>) and enter this command:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     sed -i 's/"self_test_sw":1/"self_test_sw":0/' /usr/data/creality/userdata/config/system_config.json
     ```
 

docs/firmwares/reset-factory-settings.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Note that the Factory Reset function in the screen menu settings only performs a
 
 - Enter the following command to perform a full factory reset:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     echo "all" | nc -U /var/run/wipe.sock
     ``` 
 
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Note that the Factory Reset function in the screen menu settings only performs a
 
 - Enter the following command to perform a full factory reset:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     /etc/init.d/S58factoryreset reset
     ``` 
 

docs/firmwares/restore-previous-firmware-ender3.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ You can easily restore current Firmware to a previous one.
 
 - Connect to SSH (Guide is available <a href="../ssh-connection">here</a>) and run this command:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     /etc/ota_bin/local_ota_update.sh /tmp/udisk/sda1/*.img
     ```
 

docs/firmwares/restore-previous-firmware-k1.md

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ You can easily restore current Firmware to a previous one.
 
 - Connect to SSH (Guide is available <a href="../ssh-connection">here</a>) and run this command:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     /etc/ota_bin/local_ota_update.sh /tmp/udisk/sda1/*.img
     ```
 

docs/helper-script/buzzer-support.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ This allows to use the buzzer integrated into the motherboard to play a sound du
 
     !!! Example
         Here is an example to play 3 sounds when printing is complete:<br />
-        ``` title="gcode_macro.cfg" hl_lines="12 13 14"
+        ```
         [gcode_macro END_PRINT]
         gcode:
           Qmode_exit

docs/helper-script/camera-settings-control.md

@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ This allows to control camera settings with macros.
 
 - When restarting the printer your camera settings will not be preserved, to correct this open `camera-settings.cfg` located in `Helper-Script` folder and edit this lines with the desired values:
 
-    ``` title="camera-settings.cfg"
+    ```
     [delayed_gcode LOAD_CAM_SETTINGS]
     initial_duration: 2
     gcode:

docs/helper-script/entware.md

@@ -26,53 +26,64 @@ Installing Entware allows ton install packages to your printer to perform new ta
 - This is available commands (replacing `<packagename>` by the name of the package):
 
 
-    ``` title="To install a specified package"
+    To install a specified package:
+    ```
     opkg install <packagename>
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To update available packages list"
+    To update available packages list:
+    ```
     opkg update
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To update all installed packages"
+    To update all installed packages:
+    ```
     opkg upgrade
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To update a specified package"
+    To update a specified package:
+    ```
     opkg upgrade <packagename>
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To display the list of all available packages"
+    To display the list of all available packages:
+    ```
     opkg list
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To display the list of all installed packages"
+    To display the list of all installed packages:
+    ```
     opkg list-installed
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To display the list of packages that can be updated"
+    To display the list of packages that can be updated:
+    ```
     opkg list-upgradable
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To remove package without its associated dependencies"
+    To remove package without its associated dependencies:
+    ```
     opkg remove <packagename>
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To remove package and its associated dependencies"
+    To remove package and its associated dependencies:
+    ```
     opkg --autoremove remove <packagename>
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To display detailed information about a specified package"
+    To display detailed information about a specified package:
+    ```
     opkg info <packagename>
     ```
 
-    ``` title="To display the list of files installed by a specified package"
+    To display the list of files installed by a specified package:
+    ```
     opkg files <packagename>
     ```
 
     !!! Example
         To install **Nano** (Nano is a small and simple text editor for use on the terminal):<br/>
-        ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+        ```
         opkg install nano
         ```
 

docs/helper-script/git-backup.md

@@ -76,11 +76,12 @@ This allows to watch Klipper configuration folder and automatically backup to Gi
 
 - Git Backup can also be controlled from SSH with this command by replacing `<option>` with possible option:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     sh /usr/data/helper-script/files/git-backup/git-backup.sh <option>
     ```
 
-    ``` title="Possible Options"
+    Possible Options:
+    ```
     -i              Install
     -p              Pause
     -r              Resume

docs/helper-script/helper-script-installation.md

@@ -22,21 +22,21 @@ If you have already installed Moonraker, Fluidd or Mainsail provided by Creality
 
 - Enter the following command to install script in `usr/data` folder:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     git clone https://github.com/Guilouz/Creality-Helper-Script.git /usr/data/helper-script
     ```
 
 - And enter this command to run the script:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     sh /usr/data/helper-script/helper.sh
     ```
 
 <br />
 
 - If you encounter an issue to clone Helper Script repository, enter this command before cloning:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     git config --global http.sslVerify false
     ```
 

docs/helper-script/mobileraker-companion.md

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ More info about Mobileraker: :material-web: [Here](https://mobileraker.com/)
 
 - You can now test push notifications by enter this command in Console on Fluidd or Mainsail Web interface:
 
-     ``` title="Console"
+     ```
      M117 $MR$:Hi guy!|This message is a notification test.
      ```
 
@@ -164,7 +164,7 @@ More info about Mobileraker: :material-web: [Here](https://mobileraker.com/)
 
 - And add this macro:
 
-    ``` title="gcode_macro.cfg"
+    ```
     [gcode_macro MR_NOTIFY]
     description: Allows to send custom notifications via Mobileraker without using the M117 command
     gcode:

docs/helper-script/moonraker-ender3.md

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ It allows to manage services with Moonraker.
 
 - It can be also used in SSH with this command:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     /usr/bin/supervisorctl [command] <service>
     ```
 

docs/helper-script/moonraker-k1.md

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ It allows to manage services with Moonraker.
 
 - It can be also used in SSH with this command:
 
-    ``` title="SSH Command Prompt"
+    ```
     /usr/bin/supervisorctl [command] <service>
     ```
 

docs/helper-script/nozzle-cleaning-fan-control.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ This allows to control hotend and side fans during nozzle cleaning process to ha
 
 - And change the `max_speed` value knowing that the max value is 1.0 (which corresponds to a speed of 100%).
 
-    ``` title="nozzle-cleaning-fan-control.cfg" hl_lines="2"
+    ```
     [prtouch_v2_fan]
     max_speed: 0.5
     ```

docs/improvements/calibrate-extruder.md

@@ -17,11 +17,11 @@ On an extruder, the rotation_distance is the amount of distance the filament tra
 
     Note this value of 100mm as the `<requested_extrude_distance>`:
 
-    ``` title="Console"
+    ```
     G91
     ```
 
-    ``` title="Console"
+    ```
     G1 E100 F100
     ```
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ On an extruder, the rotation_distance is the amount of distance the filament tra
 
 - Then retrieve the current rotation_distance value from the `printer.cfg` file at the `rotation_distance:` line of the `[extruder]` section:
 
-    ``` title="printer.cfg" hl_lines="8"
+    ```
     [extruder]
     max_extrude_only_distance: 1000.0
     max_extrude_cross_section: 80
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ On an extruder, the rotation_distance is the amount of distance the filament tra
 - I replace the **rotation_distance: 6.9** line in the `printer.cfg` file with:<br />
   **rotation_distance: 7.038**:
 
-    ``` title="printer.cfg" hl_lines="8"
+    ```
     [extruder]
     max_extrude_only_distance: 1000.0
     max_extrude_cross_section: 80

docs/improvements/improve-hotend-cooling-k1.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ By making this change, the hotend fan speed will be reduced to 80% and the side
 
 - Search macro named `[gcode_macro WAIT_TEMP_START]` and replace it by this one:
 
-    ``` title="gcode_macro.cfg"
+    ```
     [gcode_macro WAIT_TEMP_START]
     gcode:
       UPDATE_DELAYED_GCODE ID=wait_temp DURATION=1
@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ By making this change, the hotend fan speed will be reduced to 80% and the side
 
 - Then, search macro named `[gcode_macro WAIT_TEMP_END]` and replace it by this one:
 
-    ``` title="gcode_macro.cfg"
+    ```
     [gcode_macro WAIT_TEMP_END]
     gcode:
       UPDATE_DELAYED_GCODE ID=wait_temp DURATION=0