diff --git a/content/monitoring.rst b/content/monitoring.rst
index 526e84f..0f05004 100644
--- a/content/monitoring.rst
+++ b/content/monitoring.rst
@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ You will find all these sets of plugins under the **/usr/lib/munin/plugins**, or
 the *libexec* for Gentoo. Many of them take many configuration options, be sure
 to read them before activating them, as they are not designed to work "out of
 the box", they are designed to work on almost any unix system. For example, the
-**if_** plugin takes one argument of it's filename. Let's see how to activate it
+**if\_** plugin takes one argument of it's filename. Let's see how to activate it
 for the **eth0** interface.
 
 :code:`f00 /etc/munin/plugins # ln -s /usr/libexec/munin/plugins/if_ if_eth0`
@@ -207,9 +207,9 @@ for the **eth0** interface.
 The folder where you put you plugins to be run by munin-node is :
 **/etc/munin/plugins**, but don't be fooled, the good way to activate a plugin
 is, as in the example, to create a symbolic link of it inside this folder. Then,
-with only one file containing the code (/usr/libexec/munin/plugins/if_), you can
+with only one file containing the code *(/usr/libexec/munin/plugins/if\_)*, you can
 create as many of links as you want, setting in the same way the interface you want
-it to work on, in the link name *(if_eth0)*.
+it to work on, in the link name *(if\_eth0)*.
 
 If you can't find any existing plugins that fit your monitoring needs, you way
 just `write your own`_.