Redid combo keys to be seperate keys for better view.

src/docs/asciidoc/wiki/atom_editor.adoc

@@ -24,12 +24,12 @@ Contributing to the Wiki is now easier than it ever has been. Using the Atom edi
 *autocomplete-asciidoc*  +
 
 .  To edit the Wiki you will need to clone the wiki repository.
-**  From the 'Command Palette' (kbd:[ctrl+shift+P] or `menu:Packages[Command Palette>Toggle]`), enter "`git`" into the search box.
+**  From the 'Command Palette' (kbd:[ctrl]+kbd:[shift] +kbd:[P]  or `menu:Packages[Command Palette>Toggle]`), enter "`git`" into the search box.
 **  Select btn:[GitHub: Clone].
 **  Paste `++https://github.com/jMonkeyEngine/wiki++` into the `Clone from` box. The `To directory` will automatically update when you do.
 **  When you're ready, press the btn:[Clone] button.
 
-The clone will take some time due to the size of the Wiki. Once cloned, a new `Project` tab will open on the left, and the `Git` and `GitHub Preview` tabs will open to the right. If they don't, you can open the Git tab using kbd:[ctrl+shift+9] and the GitHub Preview tab using kbd:[ctrl+shift+8]. Alternatively, you can navigate the `menu:Packages[GitHub]` menu. You will also notice in the lower right corner, on the `Status Bar`, you now have your GitHub control.
+The clone will take some time due to the size of the Wiki. Once cloned, a new `Project` tab will open on the left, and the `Git` and `GitHub Preview` tabs will open to the right. If they don't, you can open the Git tab using kbd:[ctrl]+kbd:[shift]+kbd:[9]  and the GitHub Preview tab using kbd:[ctrl]+kbd:[shift]+kbd:[8]. Alternatively, you can navigate the `menu:Packages[GitHub]` menu. You will also notice in the lower right corner, on the `Status Bar`, you now have your GitHub control.
 
 Before you can commit any changes to the Wiki, you must configure at least the user.email and user.name variables for Git. You can do this via Git Bash, or manually, by following these instructions.
 
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ You can add more GitHub controls to the editor by adding the package `*git-plus*
 
 To make things even easier, you can create your own Wiki template for page creation. You must first have the `file-templates` package installed. You can find this package by selecting `menu:File[Settings>Install]` and typing "`template`" into the search box.
 
-*  Once installed, from the `Command Palette` (kbd:[ctrl+shift+P] or `menu:Packages[Command Palette>Toggle]`) enter "`file`" into the search box.
+*  Once installed, from the `Command Palette` (kbd:[ctrl]+kbd:[shift] +kbd:[P] or `menu:Packages[Command Palette>Toggle]`) enter "`file`" into the search box.
 *  Select btn:[File Templates: New Template].
 *  For `Template Name`, use `Jme3 Wiki Template`, and when ready select btn:[Create].
 *  From the `Command Palette`, enter "`file`" and select btn:[File Templates: Update Template].
@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ You can now use your template when creating new Wiki documents by opening the `C
 
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-To edit the template, from the `Command Palette` (kbd:[ctrl+shift+P]) type "`file`" into the search box and select: +
+To edit the template, from the `Command Palette` (kbd:[ctrl]+kbd:[shift] +kbd:[P]) type "`file`" into the search box and select: +
 `File Templates: Update Template -> Jme3 Wiki Page -> Edit Template`
 
 Save the edit when finished.
@@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ See also:
 [quote, Atom Flight Manual: Snippets]
 Snippets are an incredibly powerful way to quickly generate commonly needed code syntax from a shortcut.
 
-One advantage of using Atom as an editor for the Wiki comes from the use of link:http://flight-manual.atom.io/using-atom/sections/snippets/[Snippets]. You can see a list of available snippets for your document by using the `Command Palette` (kbd:[ctrl+shift+P] or `menu:Packages[Command Palette>Toggle]`). Enter "`snippets`" into the search box and select btn:[Snippets: Available].
+One advantage of using Atom as an editor for the Wiki comes from the use of link:http://flight-manual.atom.io/using-atom/sections/snippets/[Snippets]. You can see a list of available snippets for your document by using the `Command Palette` (kbd:[ctrl]+kbd:[shift] +kbd:[P] or `menu:Packages[Command Palette>Toggle]`). Enter "`snippets`" into the search box and select btn:[Snippets: Available].
 
 The Atom AsciiDoc packages add great functionality to the editor, but they do not cover everything that's possible when using AsciiDoctor syntax. You can customize the editor even further by adding your own snippets. I will get you started with your first snippet. Simply copy and paste the code below into your "`snippets.cson`" file and save.