> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://news-parser.gitbook.io/news-parser-plugin/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://news-parser.gitbook.io/news-parser-plugin/visual-constructor.md).

# Visual Constructor

The Visual Constructor is a powerful tool in the [News Parser](https://www.news-parser.com/) Plugin that allows you to create templates or select the specific content you want to include in your posts. Here's how to use it:

1. Open the Visual Constructor: Click on the icon at the bottom of the post box to open the Visual Constructor.
2. Select Content: In the main window, click on the block of content you want to include in your post. The selected block will be marked with a turquoise frame. When you hover over the content, the expected area will be highlighted in turquoise color. To cancel the selection, click on the block again. It's recommended to separate different types of content (such as pictures, videos, and text) into separate blocks.
3. YouTube Videos: If you have a YouTube video in the selected content, it will be replaced with a picture of the YouTube logo. You can click on the picture and it will be inserted as a video into your post. Please note that parsing videos from other sources is not currently supported.
4. Images: Pictures are inserted into your post as links. However, the featured image is saved in your media library. In the sidebar, you can change the featured image by selecting the appropriate image on the left side of the designer and clicking the "Change Image" button. The last image you selected will be set as the featured image. Alternatively, you can create a post without a featured image by clicking on "No featured image".
5. Post Title: You can change the name of the post in the "Post title" submenu. Write your desired version of the post title in the text area and click the "Change Title" button to update the post title.
6. Source Link: If you want to add a source link to the post, check the box labeled "Add source link" in the "Extra Options" submenu.

Additionally, a new tab has been added to the right menu called "AI". This tab allows you to utilize artificial intelligence (AI) for content modification. More details about this feature will be covered in the AI section.

The Visual Constructor empowers you to customize and select the specific content you want to include in your posts, making it easier to create engaging and tailored content for your website.\
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Furthermore, the development of expanding the plugin's capabilities for content creation using AI is an ongoing process. To stay updated and ensure you don't miss any important developments, it is recommended to [subscribe](http://www.news-parser.com) to the plugin's email newsletter or join the [Telegram ](https://t.me/automativeBlogger)channel. By subscribing, you will receive regular updates on the latest features, enhancements, and news related to AI-powered content generation. This way, you can stay informed and take advantage of any new advancements in the plugin's functionality.

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