chore(grid): plumbing and links for filter tremplates

Author: marin-bratanov

components/grid/templates/filter.md

@@ -15,23 +15,25 @@ The Filter Template lets you customize the appearance and logic of the built-in
 
 There are two different templates you can use depending on the [Filter Mode]({%slug components/grid/filtering%}) that you use:
 
-* Filter Menu
+<!-- Start Document Outline -->
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+* [Filter Menu](#filter-menu)
+	* [Basic Template - Single Filter Operator](#basic-template---single-filter-operator)
+	* [Add A Third Filter Operator](#add-a-third-filter-operator)
+* [Filter Row](#filter-row)
 
-* Filter Row
+<!-- End Document Outline -->
 
 ## Filter Menu
 
 By default, the filter menu contains two filter values that are tied with a logical operator - OR or AND. The filter template for it (`<FilterMenuTemplate>` under the corresponding `<GridColumn>`) provides you with the default composite filter in the `FilterDescriptor` field of its `context`, and the `Filter` and `Clear` buttons below the template.
 
 You can get started from the following examples:
 
-<!-- Start Document Outline -->
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 * [Basic Template - Single Filter Operator](#basic-template---single-filter-operator)
 * [Add A Third Filter Operator](#add-a-third-filter-operator)
 
 
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 ### Basic Template - Single Filter Operator
 
 In the example below, you can see how to:
@@ -401,6 +403,11 @@ Comments in the code offer more insights into how all the features tie together.
 
 
 
+## Filter Row
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+
 ## See Also
 
  * [Live Demo: Grid Custom Filter](https://demos.telerik.com/blazor-ui/grid/custom-filter)

components/grid/templates/overview.md

@@ -27,8 +27,11 @@ The Grid component can use templates for:
 
 * [group header]({%slug grid-templates-group-header%}) - the shared section that denotes each grid [group]({%slug components/grid/features/grouping%}).
 
+* [filter]({%slug grid-templates-filter%})  - the content of the filter cell or filter menu where you can implement custom rendering and logic for the filters.
 
-Like other Blazor content, they can receive a `context` argument that is the type of the model. To use templates, you must bind the grid to a named model.
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+Like other Blazor content, most of them can receive a `context` argument that is the type of the model. To use templates, you must bind the grid to a named model. The filter templates are the exception as they are not related to rows and models.
 
 You must make sure to provide valid HTML in the templates.