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articles/application-gateway/rewrite-http-headers-url.md

@@ -48,23 +48,23 @@ A rewrite set is a collection of a Routing Rule, Condition and Action.
 You can use rewrite conditions to evaluate the content of HTTP(S) requests and responses. This optional configuration enables you to perform a rewrite only when one or more conditions are met. The application gateway uses these types of variables to evaluate the content of requests and responses:
 
   You can choose the following types to look for a condition:
-  - HTTP header (Request and Response)
-  - Supported [Server variables](#server-variables)
+  * HTTP header (Request and Response)
+  * Supported [Server variables](#server-variables)
 
   A Condition lets you evaluate whether a specified header or variable exists by matching their values through text or a Regex pattern. For advanced rewrite configurations, you can also capture the value of header or server variable for later use under Rewrite Action. Know more about [pattern and capturing](#pattern-matching-and-capturing).
 
 * **Rewrite Action:** Rewrite action set allows you to rewrite Headers (Request or Response) or the URL components.
 
   An action can have the following value types or their combinations:
-  - Text.
-  - Request header's value - To use a captured request header value, specify the syntax as `{http_req_headerName}`.
-  - Response header's value - To use a captured response header value from the preceding Condition, specify the syntax as `{http_resp_headerName}`. You can use `{capt_header_value_matcher}` when the value is captured from Action Set's "Set-Cookie" response header. Know more about [capture under Action set](#syntax-for-capturing).
-  - Server variable - To use a server variable, specify the syntax as `{var_serverVariable}`. [List of supported Server variables](#server-variables).
+  * Text.
+  * Request header's value - To use a captured request header value, specify the syntax as `{http_req_headerName}`.
+  * Response header's value - To use a captured response header value from the preceding Condition, specify the syntax as `{http_resp_headerName}`. You can use `{capt_header_value_matcher}` when the value is captured from Action Set's "Set-Cookie" response header. Know more about [capture under Action set](#syntax-for-capturing).
+  * Server variable - To use a server variable, specify the syntax as `{var_serverVariable}`. [List of supported Server variables](#server-variables).
 
   When using an Action to rewrite a URL, the following operations are supported:
-  - URL path: The new value to be set as the path.
-  - URL Query String: The new value to which the query string must be rewritten.
-  - Re-evaluate path map: Specify if the URL path map must be re-evaluated after rewrite. If kept unchecked, the original URL path will be used to match the path-pattern in the URL path map. If set to true, the URL path map will be re-evaluated to check the match with the rewritten path. Enabling this switch helps in routing the request to a different backend pool post rewrite.
+  * URL path: The new value to be set as the path.
+  * URL Query String: The new value to which the query string must be rewritten.
+  * Re-evaluate path map: Specify if the URL path map must be re-evaluated after rewrite. If kept unchecked, the original URL path will be used to match the path-pattern in the URL path map. If set to true, the URL path map will be re-evaluated to check the match with the rewritten path. Enabling this switch helps in routing the request to a different backend pool post rewrite.
 
 
 ## Pattern matching and capturing 
@@ -75,8 +75,8 @@ Patten matching and capturing are supported under Condition and Action (under Ac
 Application Gateway uses regular expressions for pattern matching. You should use Regular Expression 2 (RE2) compatible expressions when writing your pattern matching syntax.
 
 You can use pattern matching under both Condition and Action.
-- **Condition**: This is used to match the values for a Header or Server Variable. To match a pattern under "Conditions" use the "pattern" property.
-- **Action**: Pattern matching under Action Set is only available for Response header "Set-Cookie". To match a pattern for Set-Cookie under an action, use the "HeaderValueMatcher" property. If captured, its value can be used as {capt_header_value_matcher}. As there can be multiple Set-Cookie, a pattern matching here allows you to look for a specific cookie. Example: For a certain version of user-agent, you want to rewrite the set-cookie response header for "cookie2" with max-age=3600 (one hour). In this case, you can use
+* **Condition**: This is used to match the values for a Header or Server Variable. To match a pattern under "Conditions" use the "pattern" property.
+* **Action**: Pattern matching under Action Set is only available for Response header "Set-Cookie". To match a pattern for Set-Cookie under an action, use the "HeaderValueMatcher" property. If captured, its value can be used as {capt_header_value_matcher}. As there can be multiple Set-Cookie, a pattern matching here allows you to look for a specific cookie. Example: For a certain version of user-agent, you want to rewrite the set-cookie response header for "cookie2" with max-age=3600 (one hour). In this case, you can use
    * Condition - Type: Request header, Header name: user-agent, Pattern to match: *2.0
    * Action - Rewrite type: Response header, Action type: Set, Header name: Set-Cookie, Header Value Matcher: cookie2=(.*), Header value: cookie2={capt_header_value_matcher_1};Max-Age=3600