valuePlaintext typo

docs/partials/configValues/_configValuesExample.mdx

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ spec:
     boolean_config_item_name:
       value: "1"
     password_config_item_name:
-      valuePlainText: exampleplaintextpassword
+      valuePlaintext: exampleplaintextpassword
     select_one_config_item_name:
       default: default_option_name
       value: selected_option_name  

docs/partials/configValues/_requirements.mdx

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 The ConfigValues resource must meet the following requirements:
 * Must be valid YAML.
 * It is not necessary to set a `value` for each configuration item in the ConfigValues, unless the item is [`required`](/reference/custom-resource-config#required) and has no [`default`](/reference/custom-resource-config#default) set in the Config resource.
-* For any configuration items of type [`password`](/reference/custom-resource-config#password) defined in the Config resource, set the value in plain text in the ConfigValues [`valuePlainText`](/reference/custom-resource-configvalues#valueplaintext) property rather than in the `value` property. For example, `valuePlainText: somesecretvalue`. Values set in `valuePlainText` are automatically encrypted during installation.
+* For any configuration items of type [`password`](/reference/custom-resource-config#password) defined in the Config resource, set the value in plain text in the ConfigValues [`valuePlaintext`](/reference/custom-resource-configvalues#valueplaintext) property rather than in the `value` property. For example, `valuePlaintext: somesecretvalue`. Values set in `valuePlaintext` are automatically encrypted during installation.
 * All values must be strings. For booleans, integers, or floats, wrap the value in quotes (for example, `value: "1"`, `value: "0"`, or `value: "443"`).

docs/reference/custom-resource-configvalues.mdx

@@ -94,13 +94,13 @@ In the ConfigValues resource that is automatically generated by the Admin Consol
 * An empty mapping (`{}`). For configuration items without a user-supplied `value` or a `default` set, the value is set to `{}`.
 :::
 
-### values.[item_name].valuePlainText {#valueplaintext}
+### values.[item_name].valuePlaintext {#valueplaintext}
 
-A plain text value. For any configuration items of type [`password`](/reference/custom-resource-config#password), the password must be provided in plain text in a `valuePlainText` property rather than in the `value` property.
+A plain text value. For any configuration items of type [`password`](/reference/custom-resource-config#password), the password must be provided in plain text in a `valuePlaintext` property rather than in the `value` property.
 
-During installation, the Admin Console encrypts the values set in `valuePlainText`. In the ConfigValues resource that is automatically generated as part of installation, these encrypted values are saved in `value` properties. The image below shows how a `valuePlainText` value is encrypted and added to a `value` property during installation:
+During installation, the Admin Console encrypts the values set in `valuePlaintext`. In the ConfigValues resource that is automatically generated as part of installation, these encrypted values are saved in `value` properties. The image below shows how a `valuePlaintext` value is encrypted and added to a `value` property during installation:
 
-![valuesPlainText field in ConfigValues](/images/configvalues-plaintext.png)
+![valuesPlaintext field in ConfigValues](/images/configvalues-plaintext.png)
 
 [View a larger version of this image](/images/configvalues-plaintext.png)
 
@@ -112,11 +112,11 @@ kind: ConfigValues
 spec:
   values:
     slack_bot_token:
-      valuePlainText: examplebottoken
+      valuePlaintext: examplebottoken
     slack_clientsecret:
-      valuePlainText: exampleclientsecret
+      valuePlaintext: exampleclientsecret
     slack_user_token:
-      valuePlainText: exampleusertoken
+      valuePlaintext: exampleusertoken
 ```
 
 ## Download the ConfigValues for an Installation {#download}