You might decide to add or change a caption or photo credit to an existing image. You can do so in the Manage Media area of your Shortcuts toolbar, as well as directly on the page where the image is contained.
Switch from table to grid view to view more images and videos at once. Doing so also provides additional filter options including media type (e.g. image or video), image name if known, or newest to oldest to help you find the media in question.
Screenshot of the Manage Media page. The view options of "table" and "grid" are outlined in yellow to highlight their location near the top left of the page. In this instance, Table view is selected. While in this view, filters for Name/filename, media type, and published status can be selected.
Screenshot of the Manage Media page. The view options of "table" and "grid" are outlined in yellow to highlight their location near the top left of the page. In this instance, Grid view is selected. While in this view, filters for published status, file name, media type, and language, and sort order can be selected.
Click the Edit Pencil
Find the image to which you'd like to add caption/credits, and click on the pencil icon within the image.
Screenshot of the Manage Media page. Grid view is selected, which displays 6 media items in a row. Each item has a box that can be checked, a pencil icon, and an X to remove.
Make Changes
This will pull up a screen where you can add or edit the caption and credit. The page will also inform you how many images will be affected by changing the caption/credits.
Screenshot of the editing interface on a media item. A warning message is displayed at the top that reads, "Changing this media item will affect 1 piece of content." The area to edit the caption and credit is outlined to show its location at the bottom of the editing interface. The save button is located in the top right corner.
Save
Be sure to save your work when you have finished.
Editing Directly from your Page
Start by locating the image on your page, then click the pencil icon within the image to get started.
Add a caption...
Doing so will pull up an editing interface for that image where the focal point, alt text, caption, and credit can all be updated. It will look exactly the same as when you enter this page from the Manage Media shortcut.