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Author: dimodi

_contentTemplates/grid/editing.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 #overview-required
 
-> This article requires the knowledge from [Grid CRUD Operations](slug:grid-editing-overview).
+> Make sure to read the [Grid CRUD Operations](slug:grid-editing-overview) article first.
 
 #end
 

_contentTemplates/treelist/editing.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 #overview-required
 
-> This article requires the knowledge from [TreeList CRUD Operations](slug:treelist-editing-overview).
+> Make sure to read the [TreeList CRUD Operations](slug:treelist-editing-overview) article first.
 
 #end
 

components/grid/editing/overview.md

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ The Grid offers several ways to add and edit rows with a different user experien
 
 To allow users to add or edit values in the Grid:
 
-1. Set the `EditMode` parameter to a [member of the `GridEditMode` enum](slug:telerik.blazor.grideditmode). The default `EditMode` parameter value is `None`. The built-in [`Add` and `Edit` commands](slug://components/grid/columns/command#built-in-commands) don't work in this case.
+1. Set the `EditMode` parameter to a [member of the `GridEditMode` enum](slug:telerik.blazor.grideditmode). The default `EditMode` parameter value is `None` and the built-in [`Add` and `Edit` commands](slug://components/grid/columns/command#built-in-commands) don't work.
 1. Define the required [command buttons](#commands) and [events](#events) for the selected edit mode and operations.
 
 >caption Set up Grid popup edit mode
@@ -114,6 +114,8 @@ The following table describes the Grid events, which are related to adding, dele
 | `OnModelInit` | [Depends on the Grid model type](slug:grid-events#onmodelinit) | Fires when the Grid requires a [new model instance](#item-instances), which is immediately before `OnAdd` or immediately after `OnEdit`. <br /> Use this event when the Grid model type is an [interface, abstract class, or has no parameterless constructor](slug:grid-events#onmodelinit). | No event arguments | Not cancellable |
 | `OnUpdate` | To edit existing items. | Fires on `Save` command invocation for existing items. This event succeeds `OnEdit`. | [Cloned](#item-instances) | Grid remains in edit mode. |
 
+The following considerations apply for the Grid CRUD events:
+
 * Most events provide a [`GridCommandEventArgs` argument](#gridcommandeventargs) in the handler. `OnModelInit` has no event argument.
 * All events, except `OnModelInit`, are cancellable and the user action can be prevented. Cancelling `OnDelete` does not automatically prevent item deletion from the Grid data source. This depends entirely on the executed application code.
 * The `OnCreate`, `OnDelete`, and `OnUpdate` events are required when using add, delete, and edit operations, respectively. The app must use these events to modify the Grid data source. [The Grid does not modify its data directly](#item-instances).

components/treelist/editing/incell.md

@@ -80,9 +80,7 @@ To see how to select the row that is currently in in-cell edit mode without usin
 
 [Cell selection](slug:treelist-selection-cell) is not supported with in-cell edit mode.
 
-## Examples
-
-### Basic
+## Example
 
 The example below shows how to:
 

components/treelist/editing/overview.md

@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ The Telerik TreeList for Blazor supports create, update, and delete operations (
 
 * [How the create, update, and delete operations work in the TreeList](#basics).
 * [What are the available edit modes and how to enable them](#edit-modes).
-* [The applicable TreeList commands](#commands)
-* [The applicable TreeList events](#events)
+* [The applicable TreeList commands](#commands).
+* [The applicable TreeList events](#events).
 * [How to change the built-in editors for certain data types](#column-editors).
 * [How to refresh the TreeList data after add, edit, and delete operations](#rebinding-after-data-changes).
 * [How the TreeList CRUD operations integrate with other component features](#integration-with-other-features).
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ The TreeList offers several ways to add and edit rows with a different user expe
 
 To allow users to add or edit values in the TreeList:
 
-1. Set the `EditMode` parameter to a [member of the `TreeListEditMode` enum](slug:telerik.blazor.treelisteditmode). The default `EditMode` parameter value is `None`. The built-in [`Add` and `Edit` commands](slug://treelist-columns-command#built-in-commands) don't work in this case.
+1. Set the `EditMode` parameter to a [member of the `TreeListEditMode` enum](slug:telerik.blazor.treelisteditmode). The default `EditMode` parameter value is `None` and the built-in [`Add` and `Edit` commands](slug://treelist-columns-command#built-in-commands) don't work.
 1. Define the required [command buttons](#commands) and [events](#events) for the selected edit mode and operations.
 
 >caption Set up TreeList popup edit mode
@@ -64,21 +64,21 @@ To allow users to add or edit values in the TreeList:
 </TelerikTreeList>
 ````
 
->tip See the TreeList add and edit operations in action in the complete examples for TreeList [inline](slug:treelist-editing-inline#example), [in-cell](slug:treelist-editing-incell#example) and [popup](slug:treelist-editing-popup#example) editing.
+>tip See the TreeList add and edit operations in action in the complete examples for TreeList [inline](slug:treelist-editing-inline#example), [in-cell](slug:treelist-editing-incell#example), and [popup](slug:treelist-editing-popup#example) editing.
 
 > Editing multiple rows at the same time is not supported. You can [render editors in all TreeList data cells through column `<Template>`s](slug:grid-kb-edit-all-rows-cells) as an alternative.
 
 ### Delete Operations
 
 Delete operations provide the same user experience in all TreeList edit modes and require the same configuration:
 
-* [**Delete** command button](#commands)
-* [`OnDelete` event](#events)
+* [**Delete** command button](#commands).
+* [`OnDelete` event](#events).
 * Optional `ConfirmDelete` TreeList parameter. It determines if the component will show a Dialog before firing `OnDelete`, so that users can abort the operation.
 
 Delete operations can work even if the TreeList `EditMode` parameter value is `None`.
 
->tip See delete operations in action in the complete examples for TreeList [inline](slug:treelist-editing-inline#example), [in-cell](slug:treelist-editing-incell#example) and [popup](slug:treelist-editing-popup#example) editing. Also check how to [customize the Delete Confirmation Dialog](slug:grid-kb-customize-delete-confirmation-dialog).
+>tip See the delete operations in action in the complete examples for TreeList [inline](slug:treelist-editing-inline#example), [in-cell](slug:treelist-editing-incell#example) and [popup](slug:treelist-editing-popup#example) editing. Also check how to [customize the Delete Confirmation Dialog](slug:grid-kb-customize-delete-confirmation-dialog).
 
 ## Commands
 
@@ -114,6 +114,8 @@ The following table describes the TreeList events, which are related to adding,
 | `OnModelInit` | [Depends on the TreeList model type](slug:treelist-events#onmodelinit) | Fires when the TreeList requires a [new model instance](#item-instances), which is immediately before `OnAdd` or immediately after `OnEdit`. <br /> Use this event when the TreeList model type is an [interface, abstract class, or has no parameterless constructor](slug:treelist-events#onmodelinit). | No event arguments | Not cancellable |
 | `OnUpdate` | To edit existing items. | Fires on `Save` command invocation for existing items. This event succeeds `OnEdit`. | [Cloned](#item-instances) | TreeList remains in edit mode. |
 
+The following considerations apply for the TreeList CRUD events:
+
 * Most events provide a [`TreeListCommandEventArgs` argument](#treelistcommandeventargs) in the handler. `OnModelInit` has no event argument.
 * All events, except `OnModelInit`, are cancellable and the user action can be prevented. Cancelling `OnDelete` does not automatically prevent item deletion from the TreeList data source. This depends entirely on the executed application code.
 * The `OnCreate`, `OnDelete`, and `OnUpdate` events are required when using add, delete, and edit operations, respectively. The app must use these events to modify the TreeList data source. [The TreeList does not modify its data directly](#item-instances).