Editing a verbiage block in "my profile"

I am learning, slowly - but still learning, how all this is done and pretty much...I am getting the hang of it.  The language settings are a little confusing to me, because there are SO MANY and not a listing of them and their functions.  I made a change to the one that goes under your album picture, as below... and am trying to find it again, because that really isn't a profile picture edit - it takes you to your photo album.  IF any one recognizes this block, could you please tell me what it is? I am having a heck of a time finding it! :(

Thank you!

go to languages and search(apply) for that term edit profile picture, the idea of the search box and apply button handy.

If you see something on your site, wordage, like the word "join"

enter just the word "join" and tick apply, every language key will come up with the word "join" in it.

This is the best way to learn to find something.

Okay.. you now officially rock.

thanks, you'll learn; just make backup of things you change in a notepad file or something..

good way to correct things if you forget.

You still rock..but it's that damn hyperlink text under "my photo album" when you view your profile that takes you to your photo album...somewhere, somehow I changed it to say "Edit Profile Photo" and now even with that search line I can't find it.  Maybe if I have another couple drinks I can figure it out...it is amazing what you can do with a slight buzzz....grrrr lol

ouch, I really do damage to my home server when I drink and want to do "what if this was like that.. lol"

so, watch out..

I'll look for that link unless another chimes in in the meantime...

The block that is shown in the attachment is the Profile Picture block and the link text is the title that you gave to the image when you uploaded it. Clicking on the link should take you to the Photo View page where you can edit and change the title.

Got it! Makes perfect sense and I see how to change it; thanks!  It seems like it got that name during the cropping process.  Thanks for the help and understanding.