Arrange the cards of a page your way

Some pages of the client area are made of cards: the home page (Overview), the page of each of your services, and the first Overview tab of the Alerts, Docker, Protection, Account, Team and Invoices pages. You can put them in the order that suits you: what you look at first on top, the rest below.

Where to arrange

• Overview: the Arrange button at the top right. The figures at the top (Services, Incidents, Maintenance, Probes, Unpaid invoices, Support) and the panels below (Coming up in 30 days, Disks filling up, Backups to check, Expiring soon, Traffic this month, Announcements, Recent activity) are each arranged within their own group.
• A service's page, Overview tab: the Arrange button next to Ask support about it, when the page has at least two cards (for a VM, for example: Power, Planned actions, Your VPS, Your subscription).
• Alerts, Docker, Protection, Account, Team, Invoices, Overview tab: the Arrange button at the top of the page; the cards that need attention and the On this page card move.

How to do it

1. Click Arrange: each card gets a dotted frame, a handle ⠿ and arrows.
2. Drag a card by its handle to its new place, or use the arrows (move up, move down; move earlier, move later on the home page).
3. Click Done.

The order is saved at once. For example, if you mostly follow your invoices, move Unpaid invoices to the first place: you will see it first every time you sign in.

Good to know

• Your arrangement is kept for your account, on every browser. Your colleagues keep their own.
• On a service's page, the order applies to all your services of the same type: arranging one VM arranges all your VMs.
• While you arrange, the cards are cut down to a preview and their buttons do not respond.
• Without a mouse: the handle works with the keyboard (Space to pick up, arrows to move, Space to drop, Escape to cancel), and each card's arrows are ordinary buttons.
• Reset to default forgets your arrangement of the page.
• Important messages (what needs your attention, a suspended service, a failing check) always stay on top: only the cards move.