Update Docker container content

Author: ljm42

docs/unraid-os/using-unraid-to/run-docker-containers/managing-and-customizing-containers.mdx

@@ -202,19 +202,17 @@ To access the container's context menu, go to the **Docker** or **Dashboard** ta
 
 | Option                       | Description                                                                                         |
 | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
-| **WebUI**                    | Opens the container’s web interface in a new browser tab (if available).                            |
-| **Update**                   | Appears when an update is available. Updates the container to the latest image.                     |
-| **Start/Stop**               | Starts or stops the container.                                                                      |
-| **Logs**                     | Shows the container’s log output for troubleshooting.                                               |
-| **Edit**                     | Change container settings, such as port or volume mappings. Changes apply immediately after saving. |
-| **Enable/Disable autostart** | Sets whether the container starts automatically when the %%array\|array%% starts.                   |
-| **Remove**                   | Deletes the container. You can choose to remove just the container or also delete its image.        |
-
-:::tip
-
-Some containers may offer additional options, like direct links to documentation or support resources.
-
-:::
+| **WebUI**                    | Opens the container's web interface in a new browser tab (if available).                            |
+| **Console**                  | Opens a command-line interface to interact with the container directly.                             |
+| **Stop**                     | Stops the running container.                                                                        |
+| **Pause**                    | Pauses the container, temporarily halting all processes.                                            |
+| **Restart**                  | Restarts the container, applying any configuration changes.                                         |
+| **Logs**                     | Shows the container's log output for troubleshooting.                                               |
+| **Edit**                     | Change container settings, such as port or volume mappings. Changes apply immediately after saving.  |
+| **Remove**                   | Deletes the container. You can choose to remove just the container or also delete its image.         |
+| **Project Page**             | Opens the container's project page for documentation and support.                                   |
+| **Support**                  | Provides access to support resources and help for the container.                                    |
+| **More Info**                | Displays additional information about the container and its configuration.                           |
 
 ### Health indicator
 
@@ -242,20 +240,23 @@ For instance, if you mapped `/mnt/user/media` on the host to `/unraid_media` in
 
 Here are some examples showing common path mapping configurations that users frequently need when setting up Docker containers. They demonstrate how to translate between Unraid's host file system paths and the container's internal paths, helping you configure applications correctly.
 
-- **Media server**:
-  Host path: `/mnt/user/media`\
-  Container path: `/unraid_media`\
-  In the app, set your media library location to `/unraid_media`.
-
-- **Appdata storage**:
-  Host path: `/mnt/user/appdata/myapp`\
-  Container path: `/config`\
-  In the app, use `/config` for configuration storage.
-
-- Multiple %%user shares|user-share%%:
-  Host path: `/mnt/user/downloads` → Container path: `/downloads`\
-  Host path: `/mnt/user/torrents` → Container path: `/torrents`\
-  Reference `/downloads` or `/torrents` in the application as needed.
+- **Media server:**  
+  Host path: `/mnt/user/media`  
+  Container path: `/unraid_media`  
+  
+  In the app, set your media library location to `/unraid_media`.  
+
+- **Appdata storage:**  
+  Host path: `/mnt/user/appdata/myapp`  
+  Container path: `/config`  
+  
+  In the app, use `/config` for configuration storage.  
+
+- **Multiple %%user shares|user-share%%:**  
+  Host path: `/mnt/user/media` → Container path: `/media`  
+  Host path: `/mnt/user/data` → Container path: `/data`  
+  
+  Reference `/media` or `/data` in the application as needed.
 
 :::important Best practice