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@@ -11,9 +11,9 @@ From version 0.7.1, WLED supports the free IoT cloud Blynk! See [this](https://g
 If you have set up your Alexa device to control WLED, you can just use the Alexa App or another Echo device linked to your account to control your lights (on/off and brightness only)
 
 ### 3. Create a Port Forwarding
-**An insecure HTTP connection is used, please do NOT edit sensitive info like the WiFi settings when connected via the port forwarding!**
-This method offers more flexibility, but is also more involved.
-**Keep in mind this causes anyone with your IP address to have access to your ESP8266!**
+**Warning: An insecure HTTP connection is used, please do NOT edit sensitive info like the WiFi settings when connected via the port forwarding!**   
+This method offers more flexibility, but is also more involved.   
+**Keep in mind this causes anyone with your IP address to have access to your ESP8266!**   
 Setting up an [OTA lock password](https://github.com/Aircoookie/WLED/wiki/Security) is a must to prevent attackers from acquiring your WiFi credentials!
 
 To expose WLED to the internet, create a port forwarding for your ESP's IP in your router configuration.