Search all organization content
Find posts by words, links, or identifiers and inspect the matching content.
Overview
Content Search searches the posts you can access in the selected organization. Start broadly, then add filters once you know the content is present.
Find a post
- Enter a query
Open Content Search and submit distinctive words, an article URL, or a known post identifier. Paste a complete URL as an ordinary search before trying regex.
- Review the results
Read the result count, switch grid or list views, and browse additional result pages.
- Open the post
Select the matching item to review its full content, page, state, and available actions.
Search for a link
Paste the original article URL or the Short Link you shared. MediaFox can resolve supported Short Links and article references in addition to searching visible text. Changed article wording or tracking parameters do not always require an exact caption match. Matching still respects your accessible organization content; a similar article ID on another website is not evidence of the same article.
Check dates and refresh state
Opening Search without a query starts with a limited date window. Starting a specific text or image search leaves that default window, but dates you explicitly selected still apply. Links from reminders can open a rolling last-24-hours view. Read the active dates and filters, and wait for the refreshing indicator before interpreting the count.
Partial results are not a complete search
If a link-search warning says part of the search timed out or failed, the displayed posts may be incomplete. Retry after narrowing pages or dates, or try a distinctive caption phrase. Do not use a partial result count as proof that no other matching posts exist.
No results
Clear filters, check the organization, and try fewer words or another known URL for the article. For a persistent problem, provide the query, page, dates, and one expected post ID to support.
Availability and access
Availability depends on your organization access and assigned permissions.