Your Settings Moved In Under Your Team Name
Tap the chevron next to your team name at the bottom of the menu and you get an account drawer: your clock, your alerts, commissioner mode if you have it, and a sign-out that actually exists. The Preferences row prints the clock you're currently on, so you can tell at a glance whether the site is doing your arithmetic or still handing you Pacific. Notifications and Preferences have left the top of the drawer to live here instead.
The Full Story
The bottom of the nav drawer has always known who you are — your logo, your team name, and, if you run the league, a small chevron that toggled commissioner mode and told absolutely nobody it did that. Everything else about you lived somewhere else entirely: two links stranded at the top of the drawer, and a theme switcher in a row by itself.
That chevron is now an account menu, and every owner gets one. Tap it and your own settings unfold in place: Preferences, with the clock you are actually on printed underneath it — flag and all, so 🇦🇺 Sydney · PT reads back at you and you know the waiver deadlines are being converted; Notifications, for which alerts reach your phone; commissioner mode, now an honest labelled row with an ON/OFF pill instead of a chevron you had to already know about; and Sign out, which the site has quietly not had a button for.
Those first two have moved out of the top of the drawer entirely. They were sitting up there above the league's own pages, saying the same two words the footer now says about seven hundred pixels lower. The drawer opens on league navigation; your settings live with your name at the bottom. Signed out, Preferences still has its own row down there — it never needed an account, and it still doesn't.
The clock line is the part worth knowing about. If you have never opened Preferences it reads League time (PT) — nothing has been guessed for you, and nothing about your site has changed. The moment you pick a clock, it shows up here, which is the fastest way to check that the choice took.
Theme stays exactly where it was, one row below, still a single tap. The whole block now reads as one thing: this is your corner of the site.
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