diff --git a/object-storage/rclone.md b/object-storage/rclone.md
index 7bd68d0000faa02ebe803bafdd57184a51a29d57..0c045104c0c0ba61bf0763da25e048bdd8cbdb6e 100644
--- a/object-storage/rclone.md
+++ b/object-storage/rclone.md
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ In the last step, we need to put the path to the rclone binary file into PATH en
 
 ```PATH=/home/user/bin:$PATH```
 
-???+ note "Persitent setup"
+???+ note "Persistent setup"
     For **persistent presence** of the rclone binary file path in the PATH variable you can add the following line into **.bashrc file**:
 
     ```echo 'PATH=/home/user/bin:$PATH' >> .bashrc```
diff --git a/object-storage/s3-service.md b/object-storage/s3-service.md
index 2e757a27121e270bbc1833370180a606445bf77b..f5ab75fa2bb0555a23f4fe378cc1090a6e8f4db1 100644
--- a/object-storage/s3-service.md
+++ b/object-storage/s3-service.md
@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ S3 service utilizes similar name convention as AWS S3. The convention is “buck
 
 In case your client considers the endpoint as native AWS you have to switch to S3 compatible endpoint. Most of the clients can automatically process both formattings. However, in some cases is necessary to specify the format explicitly.
 
-> :bulb: **How to get S3 service?**
-To connect to S3 service you have to contact Data Storage support at:
-du-support@cesnet.cz
+???+ note "How to get S3 service?"
+    To connect to S3 service you have to contact Data Storage support at:
+    `du-support@cesnet.cz`
 
 Once you obtain your credentials you can continue to connection itself using one of the following S3 client.