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# Articles - How to update a blog post's featured image

#### 1. Log in to your DoctorLogic Admin Portal at <https://admin.doctorlogic.com>. Then click "CONTENT"

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#### 2. Click on Articles

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#### 3. If you want to create a new post, click "NEW POST".

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#### 4. If you want to modify the photo for an EXITING blog post, find the post and click the pencil "EDIT" button

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#### 5. Once the blog post loads, click the pencil "EDIT" button for the featured image if that is the image you would like to modify.

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#### 6. Click on REPLACE IMAGE

That's it!

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