Update the indentation and move the examples where we talk about them, and update the caption

Author: renetapopova

modules/ROOT/pages/kubernetes/quickstart-standalone/server-setup.adoc

@@ -2,28 +2,30 @@
 [[si-server-setup]]
 = Neo4j Helm chart for standalone server deployments
 
-In the standalone server setup, the user is responsible for defining a single YAML file, containing all the configurations for the Neo4j standalone instance, and for running the `helm install my-neo4j-release neo4j/neo4j -f values.yaml` command to deploy the Neo4j DBMS.
-Then, the Neo4j Helm chart creates Kubernetes entities needed for running and accessing Neo4j.
-
-See this schematic representation of the Helm chart and the Kubernetes and Cloud resources it instantiates when installed:
+In the standalone server setup, the user is responsible for defining a single YAML file, containing all the configurations for the Neo4j standalone server, and for running the `helm install my-neo4j-release neo4j/neo4j -f values.yaml` command to deploy the Neo4j DBMS.
 
-.User creates
-[source]
---
+.Example of a _values.yaml_ file
+[source, yaml]
+----
 neo4j:
-	edition: community
-	name: my-neo4j
+  edition: community
+  name: my-neo4j
 volumes:
-	data:
-	mode: “defaultStorageClass”
---
+  data:
+    mode: "defaultStorageClass"
+----
 
-.User executes
+
+.Example of a Helm install command for deploying a standalone server
 [source,shell]
 --
 helm install my-neo4j neo4j/neo4j -f values.yaml
 --
 
-.Neo4j standalone server setup
-image:standalone-on-k8s.svg[]
+Then, the Neo4j Helm chart creates Kubernetes entities needed for running and accessing Neo4j.
+
+The following diagram is a schematic representation of the Helm chart involved and the Kubernetes and Cloud resources it instantiates when installed:
+
+.Neo4j standalone setup
+image::standalone-on-k8s.svg[Example of Neo4j standalone setup in Kubernetes,width=700,role=popup]