Last try with formatting

Author: José Valim

_posts/2013-05-02-elixir-on-xen.markdown

@@ -24,25 +24,25 @@ Producing an Elixir image using the free Erlang on Xen Build Service requires ju
 
 1. Add a dependency on `lingex` to your `mix.exs` file:
 
-         {% highlight elixir %}
-         def deps do
-           [ { :lingex, github: "maximk/lingex" } ]
-         end
-         {% endhighlight %}
+          {% highlight elixir %}
+          def deps do
+            [ { :lingex, github: "maximk/lingex" } ]
+          end
+          {% endhighlight %}
 
 2. Run `mix deps.get` to update your dependencies. This adds a few custom tasks
 to the mix tool (`lingex.build`, `lingex.image`, and `lingex.build_image`)
 
 3. Set `lingex` options. Add the following lines to your `mix.exs` file:
 
-         {% highlight elixir %}
-         def project do
-           [ lingex_opts: [
-               build_host: "build.erlangonxen.org:8080",
-         			username: "test",
-         			password: "test" ] ]
-         end
-         {% endhighlight %}
+          {% highlight elixir %}
+          def project do
+            [ lingex_opts: [
+                build_host: "build.erlangonxen.org:8080",
+          			username: "test",
+          			password: "test" ] ]
+          end
+          {% endhighlight %}
 
 4. Optionally, you may register with the build service [here](http://build.erlangonxen.org/register) and update the credentials accordingly. For the complete list of recognized options see the build service documentation.
 
@@ -54,19 +54,19 @@ And this is all. Erlang on Xen is going to boot the Erlang VM and the standard E
 
 1. In the Erlang shell, first start IEx:
 
-         {% highlight elixir %}
-         1> application:start(iex).
-         ok
-         {% endhighlight %}
+          {% highlight elixir %}
+          1> application:start(iex).
+          ok
+          {% endhighlight %}
 
 
 2. Then hit `Ctrl+G`. This will open up the user switch command interface from the Erlang shell.
 
 3. In the user switch interface, type:
 
-         User switch command
-          --> s 'Elixir-IEx'
-          --> c
+          User switch command
+           --> s 'Elixir-IEx'
+           --> c
 
 This will bring you to Interactive Elixir and you can execute Elixir expressions as usual!