Parity for v15, v17

Author: Ben Szymanski

15/umbraco-cms/reference/content-delivery-api/custom-property-editors-support.md

@@ -230,7 +230,7 @@ The `itemDetails` property of the `pickedItem` in the JSON response contains the
 
 ## Supporting Model Classes
 
-{% code title="MyCustomPickerValueConverter.cs" %}
+{% code title="MyCustomPickerValueConverterModel.cs" %}
 ```csharp
 public class DeliveryApiCustomPicker
 {

17/umbraco-cms/reference/content-delivery-api/custom-property-editors-support.md

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
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 description: >-
-    Discover how to customize the Content Delivery API's response for custom property editors.
+    Customize the Content Delivery API's response for custom property editors.
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 # Custom property editors support
 
 Out of the box, the Delivery API supports custom property editors, ensuring they are rendered alongside the built-in ones in Umbraco. However, if the output generated by a property editor isn't optimal for a headless context, developers can customize the API response. This customization won't impact the Razor rendering, allowing developers to tailor the Content Delivery API response according to their specific requirements.
 
-This article will demonstrate how to work with the `IDeliveryApiPropertyValueConverter` interface and implement custom [property expansion](./property-expansion-and-limiting.md) for custom property editors.
+This article discusses how to work with the `IDeliveryApiPropertyValueConverter` interface and implement custom [property expansion](./property-expansion-and-limiting.md) for custom property editors.
 
 ## Prerequisite
 
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ This article will not dive into the details of creating a custom property editor
 
 To customize the output of a property value editor in the Delivery API, opt-in by implementing the `IDeliveryApiPropertyValueConverter` interface.
 
-The code example below showcases the implementation of this interface in the property value converter for `My.Custom.Picker`. The focus will be on customizing the methods provided by the `IDeliveryApiPropertyValueConverter`, as they are responsible for customizing the Delivery API response.
+The code example below showcases the implementation of this interface in the property value converter for `My.Custom.Picker`. These code samples focus on the methods provided by the `IDeliveryApiPropertyValueConverter`, which are responsible for customizing the Delivery API response.
 
 Response model classes can be found near the end of this article.