Some changes

Author: SeanKilleen

docs/articles/nunit/writing-tests/attributes/testcase.md

@@ -44,37 +44,37 @@ TestCaseAttribute supports a number of additional named parameters:
 
 ## Be aware of mixing the syntax for named parameters and attributes with the same name
 
-### Ignore done right and wrong
+### Correct `Ignore` Attribute Usage, by Example
 
-[!WARNING]
-When using the **Ignore** parameter (and others, see below), note that this has to be a named parameter. It is easy to add another Ignore attribute after the TestCase attribute. That will be the same as adding it separately, and it will apply to the complete fixture. Note, that this might apply to more of these named parameters, with names equal to other attributes, like the Explicit and Category parameters.
-
-[!TIP]
-Doing it right!
+> [!WARNING]
+> When using the `Ignore` parameter (and others, see below), note that this has to be a named parameter. It is easy to accidentally add another `Ignore` attribute after the `TestCase` attribute. That will be the same as adding it separately, and it will apply to the complete fixture. This may apply to other named parameters, with names equal to other attributes, like the `Explicit` and `Category` parameters.
 
+Correct example usage
 [!code-csharp[TestCaseWithIgnore](~/snippets/Snippets.NUnit/Attributes/TestCaseAttributeExamples.cs#TestCaseWithIgnore)]
 
 ![TestCaseIgnoreDoneCorrect](../../../../images/TestCaseIgnoreDoneCorrect.png)
 
-[!WARNING]
-Wrong way! (1) Adding it on the same line is the same as adding it on a separate line (3), both results in the fixture being ignored (2).
+> [!WARNING]
+> **Wrong way!** Below, we demonstrate an incorrect approach.
+>
+> (1) Adding it on the same line is the same as adding it on a separate line (3), both results in the fixture being ignored (2).
 
 ![TestCaseIgnoreGoneWrong](../../../../images/TestCaseIgnoreGoneWrong.png)
 
 <!-- cspell:disable-next-line -->
 _Thanks to [Geir Marius Gjul](https://github.com/GeirMG) for raising this question again._
 
-### Explicit done correct
+### Correct `Explicit` Attribute Usage, by Example
 
-Explicit is another one, and done correctly as:
+`Explicit`, used correctly, looks like the following:
 
 [!code-csharp[TestCaseWithExplicit](~/snippets/Snippets.NUnit/Attributes/TestCaseAttributeExamples.cs#TestCaseWithExplicit)]
 
-Note that adding the Reason is optional, and Visual Studio TestExplorer will not even show it.
+Note that adding the `Reason` is optional, and Visual Studio TestExplorer will not even show it.
 
-### Category done correct
+### Correct `Category` Attribute Usage, by Example
 
-Categories can be applied to a single testcase the same way, as a named parameter. Otherwise it will apply to the whole fixture. Be sure what you're asking for!
+Categories can be applied to a single `TestCase` the same way, as a named parameter. Otherwise, it will apply to the whole fixture. Be sure what you're asking for!
 
 [!code-csharp[TestCaseWithCategory](~/snippets/Snippets.NUnit/Attributes/TestCaseAttributeExamples.cs#TestCaseWithCategory)]