diff --git a/doc/logging-elasticsearch.rst b/doc/logging-elasticsearch.rst
index 7a16acb0f1..4229748854 100644
--- a/doc/logging-elasticsearch.rst
+++ b/doc/logging-elasticsearch.rst
@@ -73,18 +73,12 @@ Configuring ElasticSearch
 
 Bro's ElasticSearch writer comes with a few configuraiton options::
 
-- cluster_name:: Currently unused.
-- server_host:: Where to send the data. Default localhost.
-- server_port:: What port to send the data to. Default 9200.
-- index_name:: ElasticSearch indexes are like databases in a standard DB model.
-  This is the name of the index to which to send the data. Default bro-logs.
-- type_prefix:: ElasticSearch types are like tables in a standard DB model.
-  This is a prefix that gets prepended to Bro log names.
-  Example: type_prefix = "bro_" would create types "bro_dns", "bro_http", etc.
-  Default: none.
-- batch_size:: How many messages to buffer before sending to ElasticSearch.
-  This is mainly a memory optimization - changing this doesn't seem to affect 
-  indexing performance that much. Default: 10,000.
+- cluster_name: Currently unused.
+- server_host:  Where to send the data. Default localhost.
+- server_port:  What port to send the data to. Default 9200.
+- index_name:   ElasticSearch indexes are like databases in a standard DB model. This is the name of the index to which to send the data. Default bro-logs.
+- type_prefix:  ElasticSearch types are like tables in a standard DB model. This is a prefix that gets prepended to Bro log names. Example: type_prefix = "bro_" would create types "bro_dns", "bro_http", etc. Default: none.
+- batch_size:   How many messages to buffer before sending to ElasticSearch. This is mainly a memory optimization - changing this doesn't seem to affect indexing performance that much. Default: 10,000.
 
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