Adjust getUrlParams documentation slightly.

Author: jschulte

source/includes/_utilities.md

@@ -108,30 +108,31 @@ This fetches the <a href="#page-event">Page Event object</a> for the current web
 
 ## API.utils.getUrlParams()
 
-NOTE: This method returns immediately, not as a Promise, because the URL Params are already available and do not require asynchronous behavior.
+> Usage:
+
+```javascript
+(function(WIAPI) {
+  var API = new WIAPI('test-integration'); // Note: Replace 'test-integration' with your actual integration identifier.
+  var urlParams = API.utils.getUrlParams(); // Returns the current URL parameters as object attributes, so you can easily access the values.
+  API.log(urlParams); // Log the entire object.
+  API.log(urlParams.query); // Access just the `query` parameter, for example.
+})(window.DDC.API);
+```
+
+NOTE: This method returns synchronously, not as a Promise, because the URL Params are already available and do not require asynchronous behavior for performance.
 
 Running this function at a URL such as this:
 
 [https://www.roimotors.com/?query=This%20is%20the%20query&hello=world&foo=bar](https://www.roimotors.com/?query=This%20is%20the%20query&hello=world&foo=bar)
 
 Will return the following object:
 
-```{
+```javascript
+{
   query: "This is the query",
   hello: "world",
   foo: "bar"
-}```
-
-
-> Usage:
-
-```javascript
-(function(WIAPI) {
-  var API = new WIAPI('test-integration'); // Note: Replace 'test-integration' with your actual integration identifier.
-  var urlParams = API.utils.getUrlParams(); // Returns the current URL parameters as object attributes, so you can easily access the values.
-  API.log(urlParams); // Log the entire object.
-  API.log(urlParams.query); // Access just the `query` parameter, for example.
-})(window.DDC.API);
+}
 ```
 
 ## API.utils.getVehicleData()