Set up your dashboard for your phone

On a phone your dashboard is one column: every widget is full width, in an order you choose, sized to fit what it is showing. It is not a squeezed copy of the desktop grid, so nothing gets cut off.

You do not have to set anything up. Until you do, the phone shows the same widgets in the same reading order as your desktop dashboard.

Choose what your phone shows

1. 1Open Overblik and switch the dashboard into edit mode.
2. 2Choose Mobil at the top. You can do this on a computer; you do not have to be holding a phone.
3. 3On each widget, use the arrows to move it up or down, and the eye to Skjul på mobil.
4. 4Save.

Hiding is per-device, not per-dashboard. A widget you hide here still sits on your desktop dashboard exactly where it was, and moving widgets around on the phone never moves anything on the desktop. This works one way too: add a widget on the desktop later and it appears on your phone as well, unless you go back and hide it.

A phone deserves a shorter list. On a wide screen you can afford nice-to-know figures alongside the ones you act on, because they cost nothing but width. On a phone everything costs a scroll, so hide what you would not stop to read while standing in a car park.

Headline figures pair up automatically. Single-number cards sitting next to each other are shown two per row as compact tiles rather than one per screen, so five figures cost you one screen instead of five.

The phone view in the editor is a close preview, not a screenshot. The order, the sizes and which widgets appear are exact. A few widgets arrange their own contents slightly differently on a real device, so open the dashboard on your phone once when you are done.

If you have hidden everything, the phone tells you so rather than showing an empty page. Come back to Mobil and show something again.