Update basic_functionality.md

Author: sbauer322

basic_functionality.md

@@ -31,6 +31,16 @@ The navigate tab is a "filter list" where typing in the top input will filter th
 
 ![navigate tab filtered](/images/start/navi2.png)
 
+### Command pane
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+The `command` pane is your one stop shop to figure out if Light Table can do something. It is a filter list like navigate that presents a list of all the visible commands in Light Table. Want to open a file or change some setting? Type "open file" or "setting" to filter down to what you want to do and then press enter to do it. Opening the `command` pane is bound to Ctrl+Space by default, but you can use the `Commands` item in the `View` menu as well.
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+![command tab](/images/start/cmd.png)
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+The command pane will also show keybindings for the given command underneath the command's name.
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+![command tab](/images/start/cmdopts.png)
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 ### Connections pane
 
 The `connect` pane shows you a list of currently connected "clients" that can be used for doing language operations like eval. To open it, use the `Connections` item in the `View` menu or the `Connect: Show connect bar` command.
@@ -45,16 +55,6 @@ The `connect` tab also allows you to explicitly add a connection to a client, by
 
 ![connect tab](/images/start/conadd.png)
 
-### Command pane
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-The `command` pane is your one stop shop to figure out if Light Table can do something. It is a filter list like navigate that presents a list of all the visible commands in Light Table. Want to open a file or change some setting? Type "open file" or "setting" to filter down to what you want to do and then press enter to do it. Opening the `command` pane is bound to Ctrl+Space by default, but you can use the `Commands` item in the `View` menu as well.
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-![command tab](/images/start/cmd.png)
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-The command pane will also show keybindings for the given command underneath the command's name.
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-![command tab](/images/start/cmdopts.png)
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 ### Find
 
 In an editor tab, you can find and replace some of the content via the command `Find: In current editor`. The default keybinding is `Ctrl-F`. This will open the find bar. In it you can enter, unsurprisingly, text to search for within the editor.