How to Edit a Post’s Displayed Text

There are two categories of captions that can be included in a post: a Post caption and a Media caption.

• Post Caption: Post captions allow you to provide an alternate text for a post, enabling various applications such as language translations and text summarization. However, it is essential to use this feature responsibly and avoid misusing it to make someone say things they wouldn’t endorse. To remove a caption and revert to the author’s original text, click the Clear Text button (or manually delete all the text) and save the changes.
• Media Caption: Media captions are used for adding specific notes to media, such as copyright notices, the photographer’s name, or providing a general description of the media’s content. When using our Social Media Hub, this information will be included as “alt” text for the image. However, please note that these captions will not be visibly displayed on Event and Ongoing Walls

This tutorial will show you how to edit a post’s displayed text.

Step 1: Click the Post side menu to be redirected to the Post page.

Step 2: To select a post you want to edit, locate which queue the post belongs to. Select from the four queues namely:

• Moderate Queue
• Displayed Posts
• Blocked Posts
• Stashed Posts

Step 3: Once you locate the post you want to edit, hover the post and click the Edit Post icon.

Step 4: An edit caption window will appear to customize the Post Caption or Media Caption. You may enter the caption you want to post on our social wall.

• Click the Load Post’s Original text button to load the original text post in the text box.
• Click the Clear Text button if you want to clear all the text inside the text box and restore the posts original text.

You can make parts of your text bold, italic, underlined or striked through by using standard Markdown formatting:

• ** two stars for bold texts (example: **Test**): Test
• * one star for italic texts (example: *Test*): Test
• ~~ two tildes for strikethrough texts (example: ~~Test~~): Test
• __ two underscores for underline texts (example: __Test__): Test

Step 5: After editing the caption, click the Save Edits button to save the changes.