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Author: skalapurakkel

030_Data/05_Document.asciidoc

@@ -60,11 +60,14 @@ elements are as follows:
 An _index_ is like a database in a relational database; it's the place
 we store and index related data.((("indexes")))
 
-TIP: Actually, in Elasticsearch, our data is stored and indexed in _shards_,
+[TIP]
+====
+Actually, in Elasticsearch, our data is stored and indexed in _shards_,
 while an index is just a logical namespace that groups together one or more
 shards.((("shards", "grouped in indexes"))) However, this is an internal detail; our application shouldn't care
 about shards at all.  As far as our application is concerned, our documents
 live in an _index_. Elasticsearch takes care of the details.
+====
 
 We cover how to create and manage indices ourselves in <<index-management>>,
 but for now we will let Elasticsearch create the index for us.  All we have to