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Sharepoint 2013 : Creating and editing discussions (part 2) - Edit a discussion you have created

3/7/2014 1:44:04 AM
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Edit a discussion you have created

  1. On the Home page of a community site on which you have already posted a discussion, click the My Discussions link in the Discussion list.

  2. Click the subject link for the discussion that you want to edit.

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  3. At the bottom of your discussion, click the More Options ellipsis (...) and then, on the menu that appears, click the Edit command.

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  4. On the Edit Discussion page, edit any of your discussion settings.

  5. Click the Save button to save your changes.

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Tip

Before you create a new discussion on any community site, you should ensure that you have read the guidelines of the site, which are located in the About page on the site (click the About link in the Site Navigation on the Home page).

 
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