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How do I show a Members directory and Leaderboard on my community?

Members (everyone in your community) and Leaderboard (who has the most points) are tabs across the top of your community. You choose whether they show, and in what order. About a minute.

Updated 6 October 2026

Hiding a tab hides only the tab. Your members, their points and their posts stay as they are.
  1. Open Community, then Welcome

    Welcome is under the grey CONFIGURE heading. On a phone, press the menu button at the top right first.

    Welcome, under Configure.

    Welcome, under Configure.

    Open my community
  2. Press Navigation

    It is along the top of the Welcome page, under Content.

    Navigation, along the top.

    Navigation, along the top.

  3. Switch Members and Leaderboard on or off

    Each tab across the top of your community has a switch. The arrows on the left move it up or down the order. Welcome always comes first.

    Members and Leaderboard, with their switches.

    Members and Leaderboard, with their switches.

  4. Press Save navigation

    A switch only reaches your community once you press it.

    Save navigation, at the bottom.

    Save navigation, at the bottom.

You will know it worked when your community shows the tabs you switched on, in your order.

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Can I approve new members before they get into my community?

Yes. Switch on approval and anyone who asks to join waits in a Requests list in Members until you let them in, the way a private LinkedIn or Facebook group works. People you invite, and people who pay, still go straight in. About five minutes to set up.

Can I change a member's post before I approve it?

No. A post waiting for your approval can only be approved or rejected, so you cannot change a member's words. If a few words need changing, approve it and add a comment, or message the member and reject it.

Can I check comments before they go up?

Turn on comment approval and every member comment waits for you. It's a separate switch from the one for posts.

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