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 #### -y, --yes, --assume-yes
 This option enables unattended installations, such that the installer assumes "yes" as an answer to all user prompts. This behavior is identical to how the same option with the `apt-get` package handler works. 
 
-#### -o, --openvpn <flag>
+#### -o, --openvpn `<flag>`
 Used with the `-y`, `--yes` option above, this sets the OpenVPN install option (`0` = don't install OpenVPN). Given that OpenVPN support is an optional extra, this enables an unattended setup without installing it.
 
 #### -c, --cert, --certificate
 This option installs an SSL certificate with `mkcert` and configures lighttpd for HTTPS support. It does _not_ (re)install RaspAP. Details are [provided here](https://github.com/billz/raspap-webgui/wiki/SSL-certificates-(Quick-Installer)). 
 
-#### -r, --repo, --repository <name>
+#### -r, --repo, --repository `<name>`
 If you have forked this project to your own GitHub repo, this option lets you override the default GitHub repo (`billz/raspap-webgui`) used to install RaspAP. An alternate repository name is a required parameter. 
 
-#### -b, --branch <name>
+#### -b, --branch `<name>`
 Similarly, this option overrides the default git branch (`master`). This is useful if you have created a feature branch (`my-feature`) and wish to perform an installation using the Quick Installer. An alternate branch name is a required parameter.
 
 An example combining the two options is given below: