fixed readme i think

README.md

@@ -139,37 +139,40 @@ With aftermarket routers, follow a guide online.
 you will need to forward all of the following ports to your ubuntu machine:
 
 port 80 - 80 (http web traffic)
+
 port 443 - 443 (https encrypted web traffic)
+
 port 51820 - 51820 (wireguard VPN)
+
 port 53 - 53 (DNS)
 
 port 53 is only needed if you want users outside of your network to have access to the pihole DNS. this is important if you're using a non-public hostname and want users to be able to connect without using a VPN. 
 
 ports 80 and 443 only need to be forwarded if you want your websites to be available outside of your local network, if you only forward port 51820, you will still be able to access everything internally and you'll be able to access everything externally when you use a VPN. 
 
-## DNS records
-if you are using a public DNS, you will need to add the following two records:
-name    | type  | value
-@       | A     | <insert_your_public_ip_here>
-*       | CNAME | @
+## DNS records 
+if you are using a public DNS, you will need to add the following two records: 
+name    | type  | value 
+@       | A     | <insert_your_public_ip_here> 
+*       | CNAME | @ 
 
 
 ## Running the script
 we can now start using CloudDeploy: 
 
-if you get an error at the start, run the following:
+if you get an error at the start, run the following: 
 `sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y && sudo apt install git curl`
 
-copy the repo:
+copy the repo: 
 `sudo git clone https://git.sdgcloud.nl/SDGDen/CloudDeploy.git`
 
-CD into the repo:
+CD into the repo: 
 `cd CloudDeploy`
 
-make the deploy script runable:
+make the deploy script runable: 
 `sudo chmod a+x ./deploy.sh`
 
-execute the script:
+execute the script: 
 `sudo ./deploy.sh`
 
 then follow the prompts on screen.