Using Chrome under Windows 7, I initially assumed I couldn't rearrange the modules - pretty much the first thing I wanted to do, as the default arrangement has everything underneath and requires scrolling just to access basic stuff, on my screen. I was able to add the column to the right but couldn't drag and drop.
But there was text saying I could, so I kept trying. I *can* drag and drop, but there are two things that are non-intuitive to me:
1. I can't take an entire boxed module and move it, if I like the contents but want them somewhere else. I have to move elements from that box to another box one at a time. Which is incredibly tedious when the ORDER is right and the POSITION is wrong. This actually is really a pain for me to use since I have to yank them all over to where I want them, then re-order them back to some semblance of what I wanted (unless I manage to be very precise in moving them over, which at least at this hour of the morning, is not my forte).
2. I can't grab an element in the white-space to the side of it. I have to hit on some part of the visual element (edit box, text, etc.). The blank space to the side can't be used. Even though it's part of the same line.
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But there was text saying I could, so I kept trying. I *can* drag and drop, but there are two things that are non-intuitive to me:
1. I can't take an entire boxed module and move it, if I like the contents but want them somewhere else. I have to move elements from that box to another box one at a time. Which is incredibly tedious when the ORDER is right and the POSITION is wrong. This actually is really a pain for me to use since I have to yank them all over to where I want them, then re-order them back to some semblance of what I wanted (unless I manage to be very precise in moving them over, which at least at this hour of the morning, is not my forte).
2. I can't grab an element in the white-space to the side of it. I have to hit on some part of the visual element (edit box, text, etc.). The blank space to the side can't be used. Even though it's part of the same line.