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# Content management - filters overview

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## Using the filters area of the content management page

You can use the *filter section* of the *content management area* to search and display specific content.

Use the filters to display a customised list of content:

* **Title:** Type in search words to display content with a *title* that matches your search.
* **Content type:** Select a *content type* to only display that type of *content*.
* **Published status:** Select the *published status* to show only published or only unpublished content.
* **Language:** Select from the dropdown list to display only content in a specific *language*.

Once you’ve made your selections (you can use one or all of the filters above) click the **Filter** button to filter content based on the criteria entered and/or selected.

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