Customize dashboard layout and appearance

Two separate controls sit at the top of every Club dashboard — Layout and Appearance — and they're deliberately two buttons, not one. Earlier they were combined, and turning on block editing also, unexpectedly, made the sidebar menu editable; they now each do exactly one thing.

Layout: reorder and hide blocks

Press Layout to reveal each block's own side rail. With it open you can:

• Drag blocks into a new order.
• Hide a block with the small × that appears on its corner — hidden blocks aren't deleted, they move to a Hidden list inside + Add block, one click from coming back.
• Toggle a block's own extra columns from its rail (for example, Live Now's Fan and domain and Country columns).

On a phone, dragging doesn't work well against scrolling, so Layout mode instead opens a Block order sheet: the same reordering, done by moving rows up and down instead of dragging. The order is the same list either way — it's not a separate mobile layout.

Appearance: theme, palette, and chart styling

Press Appearance to open the full settings drawer. It always includes:

• Panel theme — light, dark, or system, plus which data palette charts use across the whole panel (not just this dashboard).

On the Money dashboard, it also carries the OnlyFans-specific styling: the revenue number's font and color, whether the revenue trend renders as bars or a line, which style and palette the revenue split chart uses (sources, countries, or a timeline view), and per-type link icons (smart / trial / tracking links). Every section shows a live preview next to its controls, built from your own current data — so a color or chart-style choice is judged against real numbers, not a placeholder.

Every dashboard surface — Money, Traffic, Telegram, Fansly — keeps its own appearance settings, but they all write to the same underlying preferences, so the drawer, the inline block rails, and any other place a setting is exposed always agree with each other.

Changes apply immediately as you make them. If you want to back out, Undo changes reverts everything changed since the drawer was opened this time — it's not a general-purpose undo history, just a way to bail out of the current session cleanly.

What's next

• Build a custom dashboard block — adds new tiles to arrange, rather than rearranging the built-in ones.
• Read a Fansly account's dashboard