diff --git a/docs/index.md b/docs/index.md
index e0abbfc..45d2744 100644
--- a/docs/index.md
+++ b/docs/index.md
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ If you want you can [run them yourself](https://mybinder.org/v2/gh/neuromorphs/t
 ### API reference
 * **{doc}`List of neuromorphic datasets<datasets>`**. Vision and audio datasets.
 * **{doc}`List of event transformations<auto_examples/index>`**. Event transforms and representations.
-* **{doc}`Supported file parsers`**. For the various file formats out there.
+* **{doc}Supported file parsers**. For the various file formats out there.
 
 ### Reading material
 * **{doc}`Introduction to neuromorphic cameras<reading_material/intro-event-cameras>`** if you've never worked with events/spikes.
diff --git a/tonic/prototype/datasets/prophesee.py b/tonic/prototype/datasets/prophesee.py
index c96a238..9e992de 100644
--- a/tonic/prototype/datasets/prophesee.py
+++ b/tonic/prototype/datasets/prophesee.py
@@ -94,19 +94,16 @@ class Gen1AutomotiveDetection(AutomotiveDetectionBaseClass):
 
     Then, the steps to acquire the data can be as follows:
 
-    Download the torrent file for the dataset
-    ::
+    Download the torrent file for the dataset::
 
         wget https://dataset.prophesee.ai/index.php/s/uE0QGLaFAEQnPwy/download\?path\=%2F\&files\=ATIS%20Automotive%20Detection%20Dataset.torrent
         -O Gen1Prophesee.torrent
 
-    Download the data using peer-to-peer connections. On Linux this can be done using `aria2c` on the command line
-    ::
+    Download the data using peer-to-peer connections. On Linux this can be done using `aria2c` on the command line::
 
         aria2c Gen1Prophesee.torrent
 
-    This will download several 7z archives for training and testing. We'll need to unpack them manually by looping over the 7z files and feeding them to 7z
-    ::
+    This will download several 7z archives for training and testing. We'll need to unpack them manually by looping over the 7z files and feeding them to 7z::
     
         sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
         for i in *.7z; do 7z x $i; done
@@ -143,8 +140,7 @@ class Gen4AutomotiveDetectionMini(AutomotiveDetectionBaseClass):
     """`Gen4 Automotive Detection <https://www.prophesee.ai/2020/11/24/automotive-megapixel-event-
     based-dataset/>`_
 
-    This datasets needs 'expelliarmus' installed on the system. Events have "txyp" ordering.
-    ::
+    This datasets needs 'expelliarmus' installed on the system. Events have "txyp" ordering.::
 
         @article{de2020large,
           title={A large scale event-based detection dataset for automotive},
@@ -209,8 +205,7 @@ class Gen4Automotive(AutomotiveDetectionBaseClass):
     """`Gen4 Automotive Detection <https://www.prophesee.ai/2020/11/24/automotive-megapixel-event-
     based-dataset/>`_
 
-    This datasets needs 'expelliarmus' installed on the system. Events have "txyp" ordering.
-    ::
+    This datasets needs 'expelliarmus' installed on the system. Events have "txyp" ordering.::
 
         @article{de2020large,
           title={A large scale event-based detection dataset for automotive},
@@ -223,17 +218,17 @@ class Gen4Automotive(AutomotiveDetectionBaseClass):
 
     Then, the steps to acquire the data can be as follows:
 
-    Download the torrent file for the dataset
-    ::
+    Download the torrent file for the dataset::
+
         wget https://dataset.prophesee.ai/index.php/s/8HY0Bv4mOU4RzBm/download?path=%2F&files=Large_Automotive_Detection_Dataset.torrent
         -O Gen4Prophesee.torrent
 
-    Download the data using peer-to-peer connections. On Linux this can be done using `aria2c` on the command line
-    ::
+    Download the data using peer-to-peer connections. On Linux this can be done using `aria2c` on the command line::
+
         aria2c Gen4Prophesee.torrent
 
-    This will download several 7z archives for training, validation and testing. We'll need to unpack them manually by looping over the 7z files and feeding them to 7z
-    ::
+    This will download several 7z archives for training, validation and testing. We'll need to unpack them manually by looping over the 7z files and feeding them to 7z::
+
         sudo apt-get install p7zip-full
         for i in *.7z; do 7z x $i; done