edit-in-place
verbUK /ˈɛdɪt ɪn pleɪs/
US /ˈɛdɪt ɪn pleɪs/
To change words right where they are on the screen without opening a new window.
You can edit-in-place the title by clicking it and typing a new one.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. To fix a file or record directly in its original location instead of making a copy.
The tool lets you edit-in-place the config file on the server.
3. A feature where a list item becomes editable when you click or tap it.
The task list supports edit-in-place for each item's name.
4. To modify data inside a database table without moving it elsewhere.
The admin panel allows edit-in-place updates to user profiles.