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The homepage has had a bit of a reshuffle. This time, you get to move the furniture too 
DNForum now has a homepage you can make your own. Keep the feeds you actually read, put your favourite forums together, and give the rest a little less space.
A few things to try first
Make it yours
Log in, open the homepage and click Edit home. Then:
No need to build anything from scratch if you like the default layout. Guests can browse it too; personalising it needs a member account. On phones, the columns stack and you can swipe along the tab row to reach more tabs.
And if your experimenting gets out of hand, Reset brings back the forum defaults (replacing your personal layout).
Have a play. What's the first thing you'd put on yours? If you come up with a useful setup, drop a screenshot below... it might give someone else an idea.
DNForum now has a homepage you can make your own. Keep the feeds you actually read, put your favourite forums together, and give the rest a little less space.
A few things to try first
- Latest brings together recently started threads.
- Discover puts live .com auctions ending soon alongside upcoming events, plus shortcuts to reported sales, domain tools and drop catching. A good place for an “anything interesting today?” browse.
- Discussions and Marketplace each have their own feed and forum categories, so you can jump straight into the right section.
- Support gives logged-in members a shortcut to the staff-contact area.
Make it yours
Log in, open the homepage and click Edit home. Then:
- Open Widgets to add threads, posts, categories, marketplace listings, live auctions, events, useful links and more.
- Use the widget settings to choose the forums and content you want to follow. Where available, the choices in a feed heading let you switch between latest, unread and watched content.
- Move widgets into an order that suits you. Keep them full width, or put two alongside each other.
- Add, rename or reorder your tabs. You could have one for buying, one for selling, and one for the discussions you keep coming back to.
- Hit Done when you're happy. Your changes save as you go.
No need to build anything from scratch if you like the default layout. Guests can browse it too; personalising it needs a member account. On phones, the columns stack and you can swipe along the tab row to reach more tabs.
And if your experimenting gets out of hand, Reset brings back the forum defaults (replacing your personal layout).
Have a play. What's the first thing you'd put on yours? If you come up with a useful setup, drop a screenshot below... it might give someone else an idea.
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