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# Bulk post settings

### **How to use bulk post settings in your app?**

The bulk post settings feature allows you to update multiple posts simultaneously, making content management more efficient. You can modify status, categories, and tags for multiple posts in one go, saving time and ensuring consistency.

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#### **Step 1: Access bulk post settings**

* Navigate to the [**Posts section**](https://app.appmysite.com/app/posts) in your AppMySite dashboard.
* Click on the Bulk icon at the top right of the screen.

#### **Step 2: Select posts for bulk update**

* Use the checkboxes to select the posts you want to update.

#### **Step 3: Apply bulk updates using the filter feature**

* Click on the Filter button at the top right of the screen.
* Modify the following settings for selected posts:
  * Status – Set the selected posts to draft or published.
  * Categories – Assign or update categories for better organization.
  * Tags – Add or modify tags for better post classification.

#### **Step 4: Apply updates to selected posts**

* Choose whether to update all posts or only the selected ones.
* Click on the Update button.
* The update button allows you to modify:
  * Author
  * Categories
  * Tags
  * Attributes
  * Status
  * Featured post

#### **Step 5: Apply and reset changes**

* Click Apply to save the changes to all selected posts.
* If needed, use the Reset button to clear all applied filters and restore default settings.

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By using bulk post settings, you can efficiently manage multiple posts at once, ensuring consistency across your app's content while reducing manual work.
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