fixing typos

Assisted-by: Claude Code

Author: niden

src/content/docs-4.2/forms.mdx

@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ public function bind(
     array $whitelist = []
 ): Form
 ```
-Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the names of the `data`elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model](/4.2/db-models/) or even a `\stdClass`. The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.
+Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the names of the `data` elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model](/4.2/db-models/) or even a `\stdClass`. The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.
 
 The `bind` method takes the first array (e.g `$_POST`) and an entity object (e.g. `Invoices`). It loops through the array and if it finds an array key that exists in the form, it applies the necessary filters (defined in the form) to the value of the array. After that, it checks the entity object (`Invoices`) and assigns this value to any property that matches the array key. If a method exists as a setter with the same name as an array key, it will be called first (i.e. `name` -> `setName()`).  This method allows us to quickly filter input and assign this input to the passed entity object.
 

src/content/docs-4.2/upgrade.mdx

@@ -360,7 +360,7 @@ use Phalcon\Filter\FilterFactory;
 $factory = new FilterFactory();
 $locator = $factory->newInstance();
 ```
-Calling`newInstance()` will return a [Phalcon\Filter](/4.2/api/phalcon_filter/#filter) object with all the sanitizers registered. The sanitizers are lazy loaded so they are instantiated only when called from the locator.
+Calling `newInstance()` will return a [Phalcon\Filter](/4.2/api/phalcon_filter/#filter) object with all the sanitizers registered. The sanitizers are lazy loaded so they are instantiated only when called from the locator.
 
 #### Load Only Sanitizers You Want
 You can instantiate the [Phalcon\Filter](/4.2/api/phalcon_filter/#filter) component and either use the `set()` method to set all the sanitizers you need, or pass an array in the constructor with the sanitizers you want to register.

src/content/docs-5.11/forms.mdx

@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ public function bind(
     array $whitelist = []
 ): Form
 ```
-Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the names of the `data`elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model][db-models] or even a `\stdClass`. The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.
+Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the names of the `data` elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model][db-models] or even a `\stdClass`. The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.
 
 The `bind` method takes the first array (e.g. `$_POST`) and an entity object (e.g. `Invoices`). It loops through the array and if it finds an array key that exists in the form, it applies the necessary filters (defined in the form) to the value of the array. After that, it checks the entity object (`Invoices`) and assigns this value to any property that matches the array key. If a method exists as a setter with the same name as an array key, it will be called first (i.e. `name` -> `setName()`).  This method allows us to quickly filter input and assign this input to the passed entity object.
 

src/content/docs-5.12/forms.mdx

@@ -192,7 +192,7 @@ public function bind(
     array $whitelist = []
 ): Form
 ```
-Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the names of the `data`elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model][db-models] or even a `\stdClass`. The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.
+Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the names of the `data` elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model][db-models] or even a `\stdClass`. The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.
 
 The `bind` method takes the first array (e.g. `$_POST`) and an entity object (e.g. `Invoices`). It loops through the array and if it finds an array key that exists in the form, it applies the necessary filters (defined in the form) to the value of the array. After that, it checks the entity object (`Invoices`) and assigns this value to any property that matches the array key. If a method exists as a setter with the same name as an array key, it will be called first (i.e. `name` -> `setName()`).  This method allows us to quickly filter input and assign this input to the passed entity object.
 

src/content/docs-5.13/db-layer.mdx

@@ -2707,8 +2707,8 @@ $idx = new Index(
 $connection->addIndex('users', null, $idx);
 ```
 
-The MySQL and PostgreSQL dialects wrap each expression entry in extra parentheses (`KEY idx (\`tenant_id\`, (LOWER(
-email)))`); SQLite emits the expression directly. Expressions compose with `directions` and `where` without any
+The MySQL and PostgreSQL dialects wrap each expression entry in extra parentheses (``KEY idx (`tenant_id`, (LOWER(
+email)))``); SQLite emits the expression directly. Expressions compose with `directions` and `where` without any
 additional API surface.
 
 #### Concurrent Index Creation (PostgreSQL)

src/content/docs-5.13/forms.mdx

@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ public function bind(
 
 Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The
 second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the
-names of the `data`elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding
+names of the `data` elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding
 properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model][db-models] or even a `\stdClass`.
 The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the
 same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.

src/content/docs-5.14/db-layer.mdx

@@ -2734,8 +2734,8 @@ $idx = new Index(
 $connection->addIndex('users', null, $idx);
 ```
 
-The MySQL and PostgreSQL dialects wrap each expression entry in extra parentheses (`KEY idx (\`tenant_id\`, (LOWER(
-email)))`); SQLite emits the expression directly. Expressions compose with `directions` and `where` without any
+The MySQL and PostgreSQL dialects wrap each expression entry in extra parentheses (``KEY idx (`tenant_id`, (LOWER(
+email)))``); SQLite emits the expression directly. Expressions compose with `directions` and `where` without any
 additional API surface.
 
 #### Concurrent Index Creation (PostgreSQL)

src/content/docs-5.14/forms.mdx

@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ public function bind(
 
 Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The
 second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the
-names of the `data`elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding
+names of the `data` elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding
 properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model][db-models] or even a `\stdClass`.
 The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the
 same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.

src/content/docs-5.15/db-layer.mdx

@@ -2823,8 +2823,8 @@ $idx = new Index(
 $connection->addIndex('users', null, $idx);
 ```
 
-The MySQL and PostgreSQL dialects wrap each expression entry in extra parentheses (`KEY idx (\`tenant_id\`, (LOWER(
-email)))`); SQLite emits the expression directly. Expressions compose with `directions` and `where` without any
+The MySQL and PostgreSQL dialects wrap each expression entry in extra parentheses (``KEY idx (`tenant_id`, (LOWER(
+email)))``); SQLite emits the expression directly. Expressions compose with `directions` and `where` without any
 additional API surface.
 
 #### Concurrent Index Creation (PostgreSQL)

src/content/docs-5.15/forms.mdx

@@ -208,7 +208,7 @@ public function bind(
 
 Binds data to the entity. The first parameter `data` is an array of key/values. This usually is the `$_POST` array. The
 second parameter `entity` is an entity object. If the properties of the entity object contain properties that match the
-names of the `data`elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding
+names of the `data` elements defined in the form, those elements will be populated with the values of the corresponding
 properties of the entity. The entity can be an object such as a [Phalcon\Mvc\Model][db-models] or even a `\stdClass`.
 The third parameter `whitelist` is an array of whitelisted elements. Any element in the `whitelist` array that has the
 same name as an element in the `data` array will be ignored.