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content/en/docs/Preferences/Code Editing.md

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-title: "Code Edit"
+title: "Code Editing"
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 ### Default cursor overwrites
 
-There are two modes of editing. Insert and Replace mode, Insert mode is common and most widely used, this is CP Editor and other editor's default mode. In Replace mode, the cursor replaces the next character with the pressed character. When this option is enabled the cursor for newly opened tab will be in Replace mode. It can be toggled for individual tabs by pressig INS/Insert Key on your keyboard.
+There are two modes in text editing, Insert and Replace mode. Insert mode is common and most widely used, this is CP Editor and other editor's default mode. In Replace mode, the cursor replaces the next character with the pressed character. If this option is enabled the cursor for newly opened tab will be in Replace mode. It can be toggled for individual tabs by pressig <kbd>INS</kbd> or <kbd>Insert</kbd> on your keyboard.
 
 ### Highlight Current Line
 
 If enabled the current line number is highlighted from the rest of the lines. In Vim mode, current line is never highlighted.
 
 ### Enable Vim emulation
 
-If enabled the code editor uses vim emulation. When Vim emulation is enabled shortcuts that user Control Key such as <kbd>Ctrl+N</kbd> will not be intercepted by CP Editor but by Code Editor. We provide some custom commands that can perform most of these tasks. You can check a list of all supported custom commands and its usage [here](../preferences/general#custom-vim-commands)
+If enabled code editor uses vim emulation. If enabled, Control Key such as <kbd>Ctrl+N</kbd> will not be intercepted by CP Editor but by Code Editor. We provide some custom commands that can perform most of these tasks. You can check a list of all supported custom commands and its usage [here](../general#custom-vim-commands)
 
 ### Vim Configuration
 
-The configuration to use in vim emulation. It is sourced just before vim emulation starts. The list of all supported vim commands are listed [here](https://github.com/cpeditor/FakeVim#supported-features)
+The configuration to use in vim mode. The list of all supported vim commands are listed [here](https://github.com/cpeditor/FakeVim#supported-features)

content/en/docs/Tips/_index.md

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 ## Vim Emulation
 
-You can enable vim emulation in the code editor. [Most basic vim commands](https://github.com/cpeditor/FakeVim#supported-features) and some [custom commands](../preferences/general#custom-vim-commands) specific to CP Editor are supported. Please note, most Code Editor settings like Tab width, Indentation, Current line highlighting etc are disabled and when using vim mode but you can set them in CP Editor VimRC.
+You can enable vim emulation in code editor. [Most basic vim commands](https://github.com/cpeditor/FakeVim#supported-features) and some [custom commands](../preferences/general#custom-vim-commands) of CP Editor are supported. Many code editor settings like Tab width, Indentation, Current line highlighting are disabled when using vim mode but you can set them in [Vim configuration](../preferences/code-editing/#vim-configuration).
 
 ## Drag and Drop