chore: keyboard keys

Author: dbirman

source/pinpoint/tutorials/tutorial_api.md

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ they will not run in the web browser.
 1. Launch Open Ephys and connect to or simulate one or more probes using the Neuropix-PXI plugin.
 2. Make sure at least one [Probe Viewer](https://open-ephys.github.io/gui-docs/User-Manual/Plugins/Probe-Viewer.html#probe-viewer) plugin is in your signal chain. If you don't see the Probe Viewer in your processor list, you can add it via the Plugin Installer (Probe Viewer version ≥0.3.1 is needed to interface with Pinpoint).
 3. Make sure the HTTP Server is enabled in Open Ephys ("File > Enable HTTP Server" should have a checkmark next to it).
-4. In Pinpoint, press \[ESC\] to open the settings menu and navigate to the "API" tab
+4. In Pinpoint, press <kbd>ESC</kbd> to open the settings menu and navigate to the "API" tab
 5. In the "OpenEphys API" section, make sure the IP address matches that of the machine running Open Ephys. If Pinpoint is running on the same computer, this will be "localhost". The port number will always be 37497.
 6. Toggle the API on
 7. In the probe matching list on the right, you should see each of your Pinpoint probes. Use the dropdown menus to link each probe to its corresponding name in Open Ephys.
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Make sure that your SpikeGLX version is updated, you'll need a 202306 or later v
 2. Launch SpikeGLX 
 3. In the Options > Command server Settings menu, make sure that *Enable Remote Command Server* option is checked.
 4. Start a **New Acquisition**, using existing data in simulation or a live probe. Note that the *Open File Viewer* option does not work with the API.
-5. In Pinpoint, press \[ESC\] to open the settings menu and navigate to the "API" tab
+5. In Pinpoint, press <kbd>ESC</kbd> to open the settings menu and navigate to the "API" tab
 6. Make sure the location of the HelloSGLX file is accurate. Use the file navigator to locate the file if it's wrong.
 7. Toggle the API on. If you see an API Status error, it probably means you didn't turn the command server on, see step 3.
 8. In the probe matching list on the right, you should see each of your Pinpoint probes. Using the dropdown menus, select which SpikeGLX probe ID each probe should be linked to

source/pinpoint/tutorials/tutorial_basics.md

@@ -101,27 +101,27 @@ The axis keys are [W/S] for AP, [A/D] for ML, [Q/E] for DV, and [Z/X] for depth.
 You can also press the keyboard keys to move the probe along that axis in 1/10/100/1000um
 increments. Pressing and holding a key moves continuously.
 
-Press \[SHIFT\] to increase the speed of each movement. Press \[CTRL\] to reduce the speed. 
+Press <kbd>SHIFT</kbd> to increase the speed of each movement. Press <kbd>CTRL</kbd> to reduce the speed. 
 
 ![probe controls](https://virtualbrainlab.org/_static/images/pinpoint/ProbeControls.png)
 
-Use \[W/A/S/D\] to move the probe along the AP or ML axis. Use \[Q/E\] to move the
-probe along the DV axis and \[Z/X\] to move the probe along the depth axis.
+Use <kbd>W/A/S/D</kbd> to move the probe along the AP or ML axis. Use <kbd>Q/E</kbd> to move the
+probe along the DV axis and <kbd>Z/X</kbd> to move the probe along the depth axis.
 
 You can also rotate the probe with keyboard clicks.
 
-Use \[1/3\] to yaw the probe around the vertical axis. Note that NP2.4
+Use <kbd>1/3</kbd> to yaw the probe around the vertical axis. Note that NP2.4
 probes spin around shank 0 (the leftmost probe shank when looking from the front).
 
-Use \[R/F\] to change the pitch angle of the probe on the manipulator (restricted to
+Use <kbd>R/F</kbd> to change the pitch angle of the probe on the manipulator (restricted to
 the vertical to horizontal range).
 
-Use \[,/.\] to roll the probe along its own axis.
+Use <kbd>,/.</kbd> to roll the probe along its own axis.
 
-Probes can be deleted with \[Backspace\]. To recover a probe you didn't mean to
-delete press \[CTRL + Backspace\].
+Probes can be deleted with <kbd>Backspace</kbd>. To recover a probe you didn't mean to
+delete press <kbd>CTRL + Backspace</kbd>.
 
-You can also quickly switch between probes in the scene by pressing the \[N\] and \[M\] keys.
+You can also quickly switch between probes in the scene by pressing the <kbd>N</kbd> and <kbd>M</kbd> keys.
 
 ### Controller
 
@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ Note that insertions are defined in a Coordinate **Space** with a particular **T
 
 <image src="../../_static/images/tutorial/help.png" alt="overview image" position="left" style="width:100%">
 
-The Settings menu is accessed by pressing \[ESC\]. Press ESC again to close
+The Settings menu is accessed by pressing <kbd>ESC</kbd>. Press ESC again to close
 the window. The tabs **(1)** on the left side switch between the different
 sub-menus.
 

source/pinpoint/tutorials/tutorial_ephys_link.md

@@ -87,14 +87,14 @@ configuration window will close and the server will use the console window.
 
 ![Connecting to Ephys Link](../../_static/images/tutorial/ephys_link/ephys_link_connection.png)
 
-1. Press \[ESC\] to open the settings menu
+1. Press <kbd>ESC</kbd> to open the settings menu
 2. Switch to the "Ephys Link" tab
 3. Fill in the server's IP address
 4. And the port number
 5. Click "Connect". Upon success, the connect button will read "Disconnect"
 6. Panels for each manipulator will appear here. These panels allow for the
    configuration of manipulators and linking them to probes in the scene.
-7. Press \[ESC\] again to close the settings menu
+7. Press <kbd>ESC</kbd> again to close the settings menu
 
 (ephys-link-mirror-probes)=
 
@@ -106,7 +106,7 @@ for details](mpm-no-need-config).
 ![Connect a probe to a manipulator](../../_static/images/tutorial/ephys_link/ephys_link_connect_probe.png)
 
 1. Spawn the corresponding probe in the planner scene.
-2. Press \[ESC\] to open the settings menu.
+2. Press <kbd>ESC</kbd> to open the settings menu.
 3. Switch to the "Ephys Link" tab.
 4. Scroll down to the panel that represents the _in vivo_ manipulator.
 5. Use the dropdown to configure the manipulator's handedness. As of July
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ for details](mpm-no-need-config).
    the [same keyboard shortcuts](https://virtualbrainlab.org/pinpoint/tutorial.html#keyboard)
    used to move probes in the planner around. Manipulators can also be driven
    back to their zero coordinate.
-10. Press \[ESC\] again to close the settings menu.
+10. Press <kbd>ESC</kbd> again to close the settings menu.
 
 At this point, the _in vivo_ probe positions should be mirrored in Pinpoint in
 real time.