diff --git a/docs/manual.md b/docs/manual.md
index c7a89f2..3c44007 100644
--- a/docs/manual.md
+++ b/docs/manual.md
@@ -423,10 +423,28 @@ enbas show --type status --status-id 01J1Z9PT0243JT9QNQ5W96Z8CA
--poll-option "other (please comment)"
```
![A screenshot of a status with a poll](../assets/images/created_poll.png "A status with a poll")
+- Create a status with a media attachment that you own.
+ ```
+ enbas create \
+ --type status \
+ --attachment-id 01J5BDHYJ7MWMMG76FP49H7SWD \
+ --content "I went out for a walk in the woods and found this interesting looking wooden bench."
+ ```
+- Upload and attach 4 media files to a new status. The number of `media-description` and `media-focus` flags **must** match the number of `media-file` flags defined.
+ The first `media-description` and `media-focus` flags correspond to the value defined in the first `media-file` flag and so on.
+ ```
+ enbas create --type status --visibility public \
+ --content "This post has a picture of a cat, a dog, a bee and a bird." \
+ --media-file cat.jpg --media-description file@cat.txt --media-focus "0,0" \
+ --media-file dog.jpg --media-description file@dog.txt --media-focus "-0.1,0.25" \
+ --media-file bee.jpg --media-description file@bee.txt --media-focus "1,1" \
+ --media-file bird.webp --media-description file@bird.txt --media-focus "0,0"
+ ```
| flag | type | required | description | default |
|------|------|----------|-------------|---------|
| `type` | string | true | The resource you want to create.
Here this should be `status`. | |
+| `attachment-id` | string | false | The ID of the media attachment to attach to the status.
Use this flag multiple times to attach multiple media. |
| `content` | string | false | The content of the status.
This flag takes precedence over `from-file`.| |
| `content-type` | string | false | The format that the content is created in.
Valid values are `plain` and `markdown`. | plain |
| `enable-reposts` | boolean | false | The status can be reposted (boosted) by others. | true |
@@ -436,6 +454,9 @@ enbas show --type status --status-id 01J1Z9PT0243JT9QNQ5W96Z8CA
| `from-file` | string | false | The path to the file where to read the contents of the status from. | |
| `in-reply-to` | string | false | The ID of the status that you want to reply to. | |
| `language` | string | false | The ISO 639 language code that the status is written in.
If this is not specified then the default language from your posting preferences will be used. | |
+| `media-file` | string | false | The path to the media file.
Use this flag multiple times to upload multiple media files. | |
+| `media-description` | string | false | The description of the media attachment which will be used as the media's alt-text.
To use a description from a text file, use the `flag@` prefix followed by the path to the file (e.g. `file@description.txt`)
Use this flag multiple times to set multiple descriptions.| |
+| `media-focus` | string | false | The media's focus values. This should be in the form of two comma-separated numbers between -1 and 1 (e.g. 0.25,-0.34).
Use this flag multiple times to set multiple focus values. | |
| `sensitive` | string | false | The status should be marked as sensitive.
If this is not specified then the default sensitivity from your posting preferences will be used. | |
| `spoiler-text` | string | false | The text to display as the status' warning or subject. | |
| `visibility` | string | false | The visibility of the status.
Valid values are `public`, `private`, `unlisted`, `mutuals_only` and `direct`.
If this is not specified then the default visibility from your posting preferences will be used. | |
@@ -696,7 +717,7 @@ You can write a description of the media to a text file and specify the its path
```
enbas create --type media-attachment \
--media-file picture.png \
- --media-description "A picture of a rotten wooden bench in front of the woods." \
+ --media-description "A picture of an old, slanted wooden bench in front of the woods." \
--media-focus "-0.1,0.5"
```
- Create a media attachment using a description that has been written to the `description.txt` text file.