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By default, SMF gives permission for all members to edit the posts that they have made, and moderators will be able to edit everyone's posts, including their own.
By default, SMF allows each member to edit their own posts.  Moderators are able to edit everyone's posts, including their own.


There are two methods of editing a post, ''Modify'' redirects the member to a posting page where the edits can be made. ''Modify message'' allows the member to edit the post inline, but the interface for Bulletin Board Code is unavailable. Bulletin Board Code would, therefore, need to be manually entered into the post.
There are two methods of editing a post. ''Modify'' redirects the member to a posting page where the edits can be made. ''Modify message'' allows the member to edit the post inline, but the interface for Bulletin Board Code is unavailable. Bulletin Board Code would, therefore, need to be manually entered into the post.


===Modify===
===Modify===

Revision as of 23:04, 17 July 2014

By default, SMF allows each member to edit their own posts. Moderators are able to edit everyone's posts, including their own.

There are two methods of editing a post. Modify redirects the member to a posting page where the edits can be made. Modify message allows the member to edit the post inline, but the interface for Bulletin Board Code is unavailable. Bulletin Board Code would, therefore, need to be manually entered into the post.

Modify

To modify a post, select Modify. Make any necessary changes and then select Save.

Modify message

This can be performed by selecting Modify inline.gif located in bottom right hand corner of every post. This will open the post box. On selecting Save the changes are made instantly.



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