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Changing the lay out of your own My Page

A few days ago Phil wrote about some changes to the way the site displays information, one of these was the ability to tweak the lay out of your own My Page area. By default your page displays the activity you undertake on the site like adding a blog post or commenting on the forum at the top of the page, but it's only a short line and a link through. If you want you can now place the My Discussions and My Posts, which are a little more descriptive of what you have written higher up the page. It is very simple to do, from being logged in go to your own My Page and hover your mouse over the title bar of the different elements that make up the page - in most cases this will be the green bars with yellow descriptive text. Your mouse should transform into a small cross mark with arrow heads, click and hold down your left mouse button and drag the block into the position you want. It might take a little while for your screen to catch up with the dragging of your mouse, and you can't place one element on top of another, they need to run after each other down the page. But as a suggested lay out take a look at My Page and what I've done is feature my two latest comments on the forum and the list of blog posts I've written. My contact details now sit in the left hand column, below my photograph, which is where people would expect to see such information. As ever play around with your page and see how you get on, don't forget any questions leave a comment below.
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