Buttons, pins, and comments

1. Send the bot the /newpost command or tap Create post in the menu.
2. Send the bot the post content.
3. In the post editor, go to Buttons → URL buttons.
4. Send the bot the button name and link, following the example the bot shows.

For more details, see:

Buttons

1. The watermark is not applied to ad posts (when the Ad post button is turned on).
2. The watermark is not applied to videos larger than 20 MB.
3. You may not have sent the bot a media file yet. Tap the paperclip icon, choose your media, and send it to the bot.

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Watermark

If a message contains several photos or videos, buttons can't be added — that's a Telegram limitation.

In that case, you can build the post out of two messages. Put the album in the first one, and the text with buttons in the second. To do this:

1. Send the bot an album.
2. In the post editor, tap + message.
3. Send the bot the text and add buttons to it.
4. Publish or schedule the post.

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How to add a message

1. Send the bot the text you want to copy to other channels.
2. Go to Buttons → URL buttons and add the buttons you need to the post.
3. Go to Signature and enter the signature text for the main channel.
4. Tap Multi-posting and select the additional channels.
5. The bot automatically copies the text, buttons, and signature from the main channel to all the additional ones. To set individual options, tap More → Edit for other channels.
6. You'll land in the publishing settings for the second channel. To change its signature, tap Signature and enter the one you want.
7. Switching between channels in the navigation menu, set a separate signature for each.
8. Tap Back to main channel, then publish or schedule the post.

For more details, see:

• Multi-posting
• How to post to multiple channels with different signatures and buttons

1. Send the bot the content you want to copy to other channels.
2. Go to Buttons → URL buttons and add the buttons for the main channel to the post.
3. Tap Multi-posting and select the additional channels.
4. The bot automatically copies the text and buttons from the main channel to all the additional ones. To set individual options, tap More → Edit for other channels.
5. You'll land in the publishing settings for the second channel. To change its buttons, tap Buttons → URL buttons and send the bot the ones you want.
6. Switching between channels in the navigation menu, set up separate buttons for each.
7. Tap Back to main channel, then publish or schedule the post.

For more details, see:

• Multi-posting
• How to post to multiple channels with different signatures and buttons

1. First, link a discussion group to the channel. To do this, open the channel settings, tap Discussion, and choose a group from the list or create a new one.
2. Then make the bot an admin of this group. Open the group settings, tap Administrators → Add, and enter the bot's username.
3. Send the bot your content. The post will go out with comments enabled.
4. If you want a custom comment button, go to Buttons → Leave a Comment.
5. A "Leave a Comment" button now appears under the post. If you'd like, it can show different text. To do this, in the Buttons section tap Edit, choose this button, and send the bot its new name. Save your changes.

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How to enable comments on posts

Buttons

1. To enable comments in the channel, make the bot an admin of the discussion group linked to the channel. To do this, open the group settings, tap Administrators → Add, and enter the bot's username.
2. To turn off comments on a single post, send the bot your content and tap Disable comments.

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How to enable comments on posts

How to disable comments

1. Send the bot the post content.
2. Tap Pin.
3. Set how long to keep the post pinned.
4. Publish or schedule the post.

You can also pin a post directly in the channel where it's published. To do this, select the post and choose Pin from the menu that opens.

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How to pin a post

If the post is already published, open the channel, select the post, and choose Unpin from the menu that opens.

If the post is scheduled:

1. Open the post editor via Edit post or Content plan.
2. Tap Pin, then choose Don't pin, and save your changes.

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How to change a pinned item

1. First, link a discussion group to the channel. To do this, open the channel settings, tap Discussion, and choose a group from the list or create a new one.
2. Then make the bot an admin of this group. Open the group settings, tap Administrators → Add, and enter the bot's username.
3. Send the bot your content and, in the post editor, tap Disable comments.
4. If you want your next posts to be published automatically with comments off, tap Save formatting and settings after publishing this post.
5. To enable comments on a single post, uncheck the Disable comments button in the post editor.
6. To add a dedicated Leave a Comment button under a single post, uncheck the Disable comments button in the post editor, then tap Buttons → Leave a Comment.

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How to enable comments on posts

How to disable comments

How to save default settings

The "Leave a Comment" button

If a discussion group is linked to your channel, a link to comments automatically appears under every post.

To turn off commenting:

1. Send the bot your content and, in the post editor, tap Disable comments.
2. If you want your next posts to be published automatically with comments off, tap Save formatting and settings after publishing this post.

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How to disable comments

How to save default settings

1. To create an ad post, tap Ad post in the bottom menu or send the /ad command, then send the bot your content.
2. Tap Disable comments. The button will show a notice that they're off.

Below the post's publication notice, you'll see a Save ad settings button. Tap it, and your next ad posts will also go out with comments off.

For more details, see:

• How to publish advertising posts
• How to disable comments

This feature means that users won't be able to forward the post to anyone or take a screenshot of it.

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Protecting posts from copying