jneiman08182017 for staging

Author: jamesneimanconsulting

labs/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/5.md

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ You may need to accept the SSL certificate before calling the APIs in Postman. I
 		* ``A.``  Select **POST**.
 	* **URL**
 		* ``B.`` Enter `http://{APIC-EMController}/api/v1/ticket`
-			* If you are not using your APIC-EM controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: <a href="https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em">https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em</a> .
+			* If you are not using your APIC-EM controller, use the Always-On APIC-EM Lab: <a href="https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em">https://devnetapi.cisco.com/sandbox/apic_em</a>.
 	* **Body**
 		* ``C.`` Enter the username and password in JSON format. These credentials are used to log into the APIC-EM Controller. If you are accessing the DevNet APIC-EM Always-On Lab, enter the username and password specified above. Otherwise, enter the required username and password for your APIC-EM Controller.
 	* **Headers**
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ You may need to accept the SSL certificate before calling the APIs in Postman. I
 		* Authentication is entered via the Body as specified above.
 3. Click **Send**.
 4. Postman sends the request to the server and displays the response.
-	* The **Response Code**, '200', appears in the **Status** field.
+	* The **Response Code**, `200`, appears in the **Status** field.
 	* The **JSON** response contains a **serviceTicket** attribute. We've highlighted an example service ticket value. The actual value will be different. **Copy and paste this value into a text file to use for the next steps!**<br/><br/>
     ![](/posts/files/coding-101-rest-basics-ga/assets/images/postman3.png "Response")