Add & to command lines when starting Code, and reorganize #191
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I suggest some additional changes in this section: When creating a new project or page, as in this example, would it be better to include a ".", i.e. "code . index.html style.css readme.md &" ? In order to shorten the page and remove content less relevant to newcomers, Delete this tip (it seems obvious from the example and not very important): >**Tip:** You can have as many file names as you want separated by spaces. Move the ## Additional Command line arguments section to another page and provide a link here, e.g. "For more information about command line arguments, see ..."
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I'll close this but feel free to open a new PR for this (I don't normally review these):
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I suggest some additional changes in this section:
When creating a new project or page, as in this example, would it be better to include a ".", i.e. "code . index.html style.css readme.md &" ?
In order to shorten the page and remove content less relevant to newcomers,
Delete this tip (it seems obvious from the example and not very important): >Tip: You can have as many file names as you want separated by spaces.
Move the ## Additional Command line arguments section to another page and provide a link here, e.g. "For more information about command line arguments, see ..."