Updates

Author: rachel-msft

articles/postgresql/howto-read-replicas-cli.md

@@ -33,8 +33,8 @@ The `azure.replication_support` parameter must be set to **REPLICA** on the mast
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 > [!NOTE]
-> If you get the error "Invalid value given" while trying to set azure.replication_support from the Azure CLI, it is likely your server already has REPLICA set by default. A bug is preventing this setting from being correctly reflected on newer servers where REPLICA is the internal default. <br>
-> You can skip the prepare master steps and go to create the replica. <br>
+> If you get the error "Invalid value given" while trying to set azure.replication_support from the Azure CLI, it is likely your server already has REPLICA set by default. A bug is preventing this setting from being correctly reflected on newer servers where REPLICA is the internal default. <br><br>
+> You can skip the prepare master steps and go to create the replica. <br><br>
 > If you would like to confirm your server is in this category, visit the server's replication page in the Azure portal. "Disable replication" will be grayed out and "Add Replica" will be active in the toolbar.
 
 2. Restart the server to apply the change.

articles/postgresql/howto-read-replicas-portal.md

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ These steps must be used to prepare a master server in the General Purpose or Me
 2. On the server sidebar, under **SETTINGS**, select **Replication**.
 
 > [!NOTE] 
-> If you see a grayed out **Disable replication support**, the replication settings are already set on your server by default. You can skip the following steps and go to create a replica. 
+> If you see **Disable replication support** grayed out, the replication settings are already set on your server by default. You can skip the following steps and go to create a read replica. 
 
 3. Select **Enable Replication Support**.