Changing tabs and menus

How can I change the tabs or menu in portal. I would like to change order of menu.
For example I would like system admin to be displayed in first tab instead of portal.
What is the procedure to do this?
Thanks
John R

Hi John,
Jacob is correct.
Note that the super administrator receives all three admin roles (content, user, system).
The order of the tabs is determined by their location in the super admin role (since they all start with SOrt Priority = 100), which you can adjust by the Up/Down buttons when editing the role.
Hope this helps.
Daniel
Daniel

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