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# Adding Issues To A Narrative

There are multiple ways to connect issues to narratives. In [Linking Issues To Narratives](/getting-started/reporting-and-documenting-misinformation/editing-an-issue/editing-within-the-issues-list/linking-issues-to-narratives.md), we covered how to add narratives when you are editing an issue. Below, we look at [starting from the narrative editing page](/getting-started/managing-narratives.md#narrative-editing-page) and adding issues to it. Note that the "Narrative Elements" section on this page is an editable list of issues.

![](/files/FhyCrE3e4ewPL0SblPYY)

If you set the cursor in the box below the "Narrative Elements" label and start typing, it will use autosuggest to help you find matching issue titles.

![](/files/VLFzdhogDvpwmqLL9vfh)

Click the "X" to the left of a previously entered issue title if you want to remove it. When done adding issues, click the "Update Narrative" button to commit the changes.


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