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diff --git a/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/built-in-blocks.md b/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/built-in-blocks.md
@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ documentation: ug
 
 # Blocks in Blazor BlockEditor component
 
-The Syncfusion Block Editor uses **Blocks** as the fundamental units for creating and managing content. The entire editor content is structured as a collection of these blocks, which are configured and managed through the [Blocks] property.
+The Syncfusion Block Editor uses **Blocks** as the fundamental units for creating and managing content. The entire editor content is structured as a collection of these blocks, which are configured and managed through the `Blocks` property.
 
 ## Blocks
 
 Blocks are the core building elements of the editor, where each block represents a distinct content unit, such as a `Paragraph`, `Heading`, `List`, or specialized content like a `Code snippet` or `Image`. This block-based architecture makes it easy for users to rearrange, format, and manage discrete pieces of content independently.
 
-You can configure blocks with various properties such as [ID], [BlockType], [Content] to create a rich, structured editor.
+You can configure blocks with various properties such as `ID`, `BlockType`, `Content`to create a rich, structured editor.
 
 ## Block types
 
@@ -37,9 +37,9 @@ The Block Editor supports multiple block types, each offering different formatti
 
 ## Configure indent
 
-You can specify the indentation level of a block using the [Indent] property. This property accepts a numeric value that determines how deeply a block is nested from the left margin.
+You can specify the indentation level of a block using the `Indent` property. This property accepts a numeric value that determines how deeply a block is nested from the left margin.
 
-By default, the [Indent] property is set to `0`.
+By default, the `Indent` property is set to `0`.
 
 ```cshtml
 
@@ -84,7 +84,7 @@ By default, the [Indent] property is set to `0`.
 
 ## Configure CSS Class
 
-You can apply custom styling to individual blocks using the [CssClass] property. This property accepts a string containing one or more CSS class names.
+You can apply custom styling to individual blocks using the `CssClass` property. This property accepts a string containing one or more CSS class names.
 
 Custom CSS classes allow you to define specialized styling for specific blocks in your editor.
 
diff --git a/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/embed.md b/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/embed.md
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ You can use the `Image` block to showcase an image content within your editor.
 
 ### Configure Image Block
 
-You can render an `Image` block by setting the [BlockType] property to `Image` in the block model. The `Properties` property allows you to configure the image source, allowed file types, display dimensions, and more.
+You can render an `Image` block by setting the `BlockType` property to `Image` in the block model. The `Properties` property allows you to configure the image source, allowed file types, display dimensions, and more.
 
 #### Global Image Settings
 
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ The `ImageBlockSettings` property supports the following options:
 
 #### Configure Image Block Properties
 
-The `Image` block [Properties] property supports the following options:
+The `Image` block `Properties` property supports the following options:
 
 | Property | Description | Default Value |
 |----------|-------------|---------------|
diff --git a/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/inline-content.md b/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/inline-content.md
@@ -9,13 +9,13 @@ documentation: ug
 
 # Inline Content in Blazor BlockEditor component
 
-In the Syncfusion Block Editor, all content is organized within blocks. Each block contains a [Content] property, which is an array of inline elements that define the text and functionality within that block.
+In the Syncfusion Block Editor, all content is organized within blocks. Each block contains a `Content` property, which is an array of inline elements that define the text and functionality within that block.
 
-Each inline element in the [Content] array is an object with properties such as [ID], [ContentType], [Content], and [Styles], allowing for granular control over its appearance and behavior.
+Each inline element in the `Content` array is an object with properties such as `ID`, `ContentType`, `Content`, and `Styles`, allowing for granular control over its appearance and behavior.
 
 ## Setting content type
 
-The Block Editor supports several inline content types through the `ContentType` enum, which can be set using the [ContentType] property.
+The Block Editor supports several inline content types through the `ContentType` enum, which can be set using the `ContentType` property.
 
 | Built-in Content Type  | Description                         |
 |------------------------|-------------------------------------|
@@ -48,9 +48,9 @@ To create a hyperlink, set the `ContentType` property to `Link`. You can configu
 
 ### Configure link properties
 
-Link settings control the behavior and properties of hyperlinks in your content. You can configure link settings using the link [Properties] property.
+Link settings control the behavior and properties of hyperlinks in your content. You can configure link settings using the link `Properties` property.
 
-Link settings are configured through the [Properties] property, which accepts the following options:
+Link settings are configured through the `Properties` property, which accepts the following options:
 
 | Option                                                                      | Description                                                       | Default Value |
 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- |
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Link settings are configured through the [Properties] property, which accepts th
 
 ## Configure Label
 
-To render labels, set the [ContentType] property to `Label`. The `Properties` property allows you to specify which label to display.
+To render labels, set the `ContentType` property to `Label`. The `Properties` property allows you to specify which label to display.
 
 ### Built-in items
 
@@ -94,36 +94,36 @@ You can customize the labels by using the `Properties` property with contentType
 
 ### Trigger Character configuration
 
-Use the [TriggerChar] property to define the character that opens the label suggestions popup. The default trigger character is `$`.
+Use the `TriggerChar` property to define the character that opens the label suggestions popup. The default trigger character is `$`.
 
 ### Label items configuration
 
-Define the available labels using the [Items] array. When a user types the trigger character, a popup will show matching items.
+Define the available labels using the `Items` array. When a user types the trigger character, a popup will show matching items.
 
 Each item in the [Items] array supports the following properties:
 
 | Property                                                              | Description                                         |
 | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
-| [ID]                         | A unique identifier for the label.                  |
-| [Text]                       | The display text for the label.                     |
-| [GroupBy]                    | The category name for grouping similar labels.      |
-| [LabelColor]                 | The background color of the label.                  |
-| [IconCss]                    | A CSS class for an icon to display with the label.  |
+| `ID`                         | A unique identifier for the label.                  |
+| `Text`                       | The display text for the label.                     |
+| `GroupBy`                    | The category name for grouping similar labels.      |
+| `LabelColor`                 | The background color of the label.                  |
+| `IconCss`                    | A CSS class for an icon to display with the label.  |
 
 
 When users type the trigger character followed by text, a popup will appear showing matching label items from which they can select. The selected label will be inserted into the content as a Label content item.
 
 ### Using labels with group headers
 
-Labels with the same [GroupBy] value will be grouped together in the label selection popup:
+Labels with the same `GroupBy` value will be grouped together in the label selection popup:
 
 The below sample demonstrates the customization of labels in the Block Editor.
 
 ## Configure mention
 
 Mentions are references to users or entities that can be inserted into your content. You can configure mention content by setting the type property to `Mention`.
 
-Mentions are typically triggered by the `@` character and are linked to the [Users] collection defined in the Block Editor.
+Mentions are typically triggered by the `@` character and are linked to the `Users` collection defined in the Block Editor.
 
 ```cshtml
 
@@ -167,23 +167,23 @@ Mentions are typically triggered by the `@` character and are linked to the [Use
 
 ## Applying Inline Styles
 
-The Block Editor allows you to apply rich formatting to `Text`, `Link`, and `Code` elements using the [Styles] property.
+The Block Editor allows you to apply rich formatting to `Text`, `Link`, and `Code` elements using the `Styles` property.
 
 The `styles` property supports the following options:
 
 | Style Property            | Description                                | Default Value |
 | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------ | ------------- |
-| [Bold]                    | Makes the text bold.                       | `false`       |
-| [italic]                  | Makes the text italicized.                 | `false`       |
-| [underline]               | Adds an underline to the text.             | `false`       |
-| [strikethrough]           | Adds a line through the text.              | `false`       |
-| [color]                   | Sets the text color (HEX or RGBA format).  | `''`          |
-| [backgroundColor]         | Sets the background color for the text.    | `''`          |
-| [superscript]             | Renders the text as superscript.           | `false`       |
-| [subscript]               | Renders the text as subscript.             | `false`       |
-| [uppercase]               | Converts the text to uppercase.            | `false`       |
-| [lowercase]               | Converts the text to lowercase.            | `false`       |
-| [inlineCode]              | Converts the text to InlineCode.           | `''`          |
+| `Bold`                    | Makes the text bold.                       | `false`       |
+| `italic`                  | Makes the text italicized.                 | `false`       |
+| `underline`               | Adds an underline to the text.             | `false`       |
+| `strikethrough`           | Adds a line through the text.              | `false`       |
+| `color`                   | Sets the text color (HEX or RGBA format).  | `''`          |
+| `backgroundColor`         | Sets the background color for the text.    | `''`          |
+| `superscript`             | Renders the text as superscript.           | `false`       |
+| `subscript`               | Renders the text as subscript.             | `false`       |
+| `uppercase`               | Converts the text to uppercase.            | `false`       |
+| `lowercase`               | Converts the text to lowercase.            | `false`       |
+| `inlineCode`              | Converts the text to InlineCode.           | `''`          |
 
 You can apply one or more of these styles to any supported content element for rich text formatting.
 
diff --git a/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/list-types.md b/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/list-types.md
@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug
 
 # Lists in Blazor BlockEditor component
 
-The Syncfusion Blazor Block Editor component uses list blocks to organize content into structured lists. To render a specific list type, set the [BlockType] property of the `BlockModel` to `BulletList`, `NumberedList`, or `Checklist`. Bullet lists are ideal for unordered items, numbered lists for ordered items, and checklists for interactive to-do lists.
+The Syncfusion Blazor Block Editor component uses list blocks to organize content into structured lists. To render a specific list type, set the `BlockType` property of the `BlockModel` to `BulletList`, `NumberedList`, or `Checklist`. Bullet lists are ideal for unordered items, numbered lists for ordered items, and checklists for interactive to-do lists.
 
 ## Configure bullet list 
 
-You can render a Bullet List block by setting the [BlockType] property to `BulletList`. This block type is used to display unordered lists.
+You can render a Bullet List block by setting the `BlockType` property to `BulletList`. This block type is used to display unordered lists.
 
 ### Type
 
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ You can render a Bullet List block by setting the [BlockType] property to `Bulle
 
 ### Configure placeholder
 
-The [Placeholder] property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. The default placeholder for a bullet list is `Add item`.
+The `Placeholder` property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. The default placeholder for a bullet list is `Add item`.
 
 ```cshtml
 // Adding placeholder value
@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@ The [Placeholder] property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. T
 
 ## Configure numbered list
 
-You can render a Numbered List block by setting the [BlockType] property to `NumberedList`. This block type is used to display ordered lists.
+You can render a Numbered List block by setting the `BlockType` property to `NumberedList`. This block type is used to display ordered lists.
 
 ```cshtml
 // Adding numberedlist block
@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ You can render a Numbered List block by setting the [BlockType] property to `Num
 
 ### Configure placeholder
 
-The [Placeholder] property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. The default placeholder for a numbered list is `Add item`.
+The `Placeholder` property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. The default placeholder for a numbered list is `Add item`.
 
 ```cshtml
 // Adding placeholder value
@@ -69,7 +69,7 @@ The [Placeholder] property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. T
 
 ## Configure checklist
 
-You can render a Checklist block by setting the [BlockType] property to `Checklist`. This block type is used for creating interactive to-do lists.
+You can render a Checklist block by setting the `BlockType` property to `Checklist`. This block type is used for creating interactive to-do lists.
 
 ```cshtml
 // Adding checklist block 
@@ -82,9 +82,9 @@ You can render a Checklist block by setting the [BlockType] property to `Checkli
 
 ### Configure checked state
 
-For blocks that support selection states, such as a `Checklist`, you can configure the checked state using the `properties` property with [IsChecked].
+For blocks that support selection states, such as a `Checklist`, you can configure the checked state using the `properties` property with `IsChecked`.
 
-By default, the [IsChecked] property is set to `false`.
+By default, the `IsChecked` property is set to `false`.
 
 ```cshtml
 @using Syncfusion.Blazor.BlockEditor
@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ By default, the [IsChecked] property is set to `false`.
 
 ### Configure placeholder
 
-The [Placeholder] property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. The default placeholder for a checklist is `To Do`.
+The `Placeholder` property sets the text that appears when the block is empty. The default placeholder for a checklist is `To Do`.
 
 ```cshtml
 // Adding placeholder value
diff --git a/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/table-block.md b/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/table-block.md
@@ -9,11 +9,11 @@ documentation: ug
 
 # Table Blocks in Blazor BlockEditor component
 
-The Syncfusion Block Editor allows you to render structured data in rows and columns by setting the block's [BlockType] property to `Table`. You can customize the table layout, header, row numbers, and define columns and rows using the `Properties` property.
+The Syncfusion Block Editor allows you to render structured data in rows and columns by setting the block's `BlockType` property to `Table`. You can customize the table layout, header, row numbers, and define columns and rows using the `Properties` property.
 
 ### Configure Table Block
 
-For Table blocks, you can configure layout and structure using the [Properties] property. This property supports the following options:
+For Table blocks, you can configure layout and structure using the `Properties` property. This property supports the following options:
 
 | Property | Description | Default Value |
 |----------|-------------|---------------|
diff --git a/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/typography.md b/blazor/blockeditor/built-in-blocks/typography.md
