diff --git a/docs/source/advanced/xcat-inventory/define_create_cluster.rst b/docs/source/advanced/xcat-inventory/define_create_cluster.rst
index 9a2dce023..f7cfb43dc 100644
--- a/docs/source/advanced/xcat-inventory/define_create_cluster.rst
+++ b/docs/source/advanced/xcat-inventory/define_create_cluster.rst
@@ -5,8 +5,8 @@ The inventory templates for 2 kinds of typical xCAT cluster is shipped. You can
 
 Currently, the inventory templates includes:
 
-1. flat_cluster_template.yaml:  
-   
+1. flat_cluster_template.yaml:
+
    a flat baremetal cluster, including **openbmc controlled PowerLE servers**, **IPMI controlled Power servers(commented out)**, **X86_64 servers(commented out)**
 
 2. flat_kvm_cluster_template.yaml: a flat KVM based Virtual Machine cluster, including **PowerKVM based VM nodes**, **KVM based X86_64 VM nodes(commented out)**
@@ -14,15 +14,15 @@ Currently, the inventory templates includes:
 The steps to create your first xCAT cluster is:
 
 1. create a customized cluster inventory file "mycluster.yaml" based on ``flat_cluster_template.yaml`` ::
-   
+
     cp /opt/xcat/share/xcat/inventory_templates/flat_cluster_template.yaml /git/cluster/mycluster.yaml
 
 2. custmize the cluster inventory file "mycluster.yaml" by modifying the attributs in the line under token ``#CHANGEME`` according to the setup of your phisical cluster. You can create new node definition by duplicating and modifying the node definition in the template.
 
 3. import the cluster inventory file ::
-   
+
     xcat-inventory import -f /git/cluster/mycluster.yaml
-   
-Now you have your 1st xCAT cluster, you can start bring up the cluster by provision nodes.      
+
+Now you have your 1st xCAT cluster, you can start bring up the cluster by provision nodes.