diff --git a/vimrc b/vimrc
index 72f8cbc..b2015e1 100644
--- a/vimrc
+++ b/vimrc
@@ -175,6 +175,33 @@ let g:campo_ctags_exclude = ['*.txt', '*.config', '.cache']
 let g:campo_custom_ctags_args = ""
 
 
+" Set extra paths to use when searching for ctags files. By default the current
+" directory is always checked. You can use this to combine tag lookups from
+" different projects, e.g. set it to the Jai directory and you can look up
+" current project tags and Jai module tags (the latter isn't needed if you
+" have Jai module tags in your local file, which can be generated using the
+" ctags module at compile time). Related, if you're generating jai ctags and
+" the editor isn't finding module references then check if the current
+" directory is set to where the tags file exists. I've been caught up by this
+" because I have a build.jai in the root and my code in a src/ folder, so the
+" tags file gets created in the root and won't be seen if I've cd'd into src/
+" when editing code.
+"
+" This destructively overwrites the tags option value.
+"
+" Call this from a .vimrc.private or .lvimrc file, e.g.
+"   call g:SetExtraCtagsPaths([g:campo_jai_path.'/tags'])
+"
+" You can see what your ctags search list is set to in the editor with :echo &tags
+function! g:SetExtraCtagsPaths(paths_array)
+    let l:list = './tags,tags' " This is the default tags list set by vim.
+    for path in a:paths_array
+        let l:list .= ',' . path
+    endfor
+    let &tags=l:list
+endfunction
+
+
 "##################################################################################
 " JAI
 "##################################################################################
@@ -780,28 +807,6 @@ let g:syntastic_check_on_wq = 0
 let g:rg_highlight = 1
 let g:rg_window_height = g:quickfix_pane_height
 
-"##################################################################################
-" C-TAGS
-"##################################################################################
-" Set extra paths to use when searching for ctags files. By default the current
-" directory is always checked. You can use this to combine tag lookups from
-" different projects, e.g. set it to the Jai directory and you can look up
-" current project tags and Jai module tags (of course this isn't needed if you
-" have Jai module tags in your local file).
-"
-" This destructively overwrites the tags option value.
-"
-" Call this from a .vimrc.private or .lvimrc file, e.g.
-"   call g:SetExtraCtagsPaths([g:campo_jai_path.'/tags'])
-"
-function! g:SetExtraCtagsPaths(paths_array)
-    let l:list = './tags,tags' " This is the default tags list set by vim.
-    for path in a:paths_array
-        let l:list .= ',' . path
-    endfor
-    let &tags=l:list
-endfunction
-
 "##################################################################################
 " CTRL-P
 "##################################################################################