Better sections

Signed-off-by: worksofliam <mrliamallan@live.co.uk>

Author: worksofliam

src/content/docs/tips/ccsid.mdx

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 IBM i uses the EBCDIC character set in contrast to your workstation, which uses some ASCII based character set (Windows, MAC and Linux each use their own variant). This may cause some issues with the names displayed for the objects, files and members in the Object Browser. Even worse, IBM i has several EBCDIC variants, each targeting a national language, and the special US characters '#', '@' and '$' allowed in IBM i object and member names have other code values in the other variants. But IBM i still expects the same code values of the US characters to be used, and thus the national characters with these code values must be used instead.
 
+## User CCSID
+
 From version 1.4.0 of this extension the code for handling these differences has been changed, primarily when SQL is enabled and used for retrieving object and member lists. Previously there were no conversion between the US and national characters, but now Code for IBM i converts the US characters into the national characters. This is controlled by the coded character set ID (CCSID) value on the IBM i user profile used for the connection, alternatively the system value `QCCSID` (if the user profile CCSID value is `*SYSVAL`). The CCSID is probably already set on your user profile or system, but if you need to change to another language, here are some examples of how to set the CCSID:
 
 | Language | Command | Variant characters |
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 If you still are experiencing issues after setting the CCSID value, you may want to check that the IBM i PASE environment locale is set correctly:
 
-- OS 7.4 or greater:
+### OS 7.4 or greater:
 
 [7.4 and above defaults to UTF-8](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.4?topic=system-default-pase-ccsid-locale-changed-utf-8)<Icon name="external" color="cyan" class="icon-inline" /> and there should be no issue.
 
-- OS 7.3 or earlier:
+### OS 7.3 or earlier:
 
 The SSH daemon must start with the correct `PASE_LANG` and `QIBM_PASE_CCSID` environment variables set. You probably want to use a locale that defaults to CCSID 1208. **Locale is case sensitive**. E.g., `FR_FR` is different from `fr_FR`.
 
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 You are also able to change the environment variables at a `*JOB` level, but it is recommend to do it once for your entire system.
 
+## More information
+
 Some links to pages which containing information on variant characters:
 
 - [IBM definition of Variant characters](https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/db2-for-zos/11?topic=ccsids-variant-characters)<Icon name="external" color="cyan" class="icon-inline" />