A leaderboard needs teams before it can show anything. Add them from the Teams section of its settings screen.
Before you start
Only the Owner and an Administrator can add or remove teams.
Removing a team happens on the click. There is no confirmation and no undo button. Read the last step before you use it.
Add a team
Open the leaderboard's settings screen and find Teams. The teams already in the league are listed under Teams joined.
Select Add Team. Continue stays greyed out until you choose a team.
Select the box and type the team's name. Teams already in the league are left out of the results.
Choose the team from the list. Its name fills the box and Continue turns blue.
Select Continue. The team appears at the bottom of Teams joined.
To take a team out, select Remove beside it. The team goes straight away - nothing asks you to confirm.
What you will see
The table changes immediately. A team you add brings its matches in this leaderboard with it, so the league table and the player figures both change. A team you remove takes them out again.
You can add a team you do not own. The search covers every team on Scoryboard, not just yours. Type enough of the name to be sure you have the right one.
Only your own teams show before you type. Opening the box offers the teams you own that are not in the league yet. Typing widens the search.
If it does not work
The team you want is not in the results. It is already in the league. Check Teams joined above.
Continue will not turn on. You typed a name but did not choose it from the list. Select the row.
You removed the wrong team. Add it back with Add Team. Its matches and figures come back with it.
The table did not change after you added a team. The team has no matches tagged into this leaderboard. A match only counts towards a leaderboard if it was attached to it.
You cannot open the settings screen. You are not the Owner and not an Administrator. See "Your leaderboard settings screen".
Related
"Your leaderboard settings screen"
"Leaderboard statistics, players and matches"
"Creating a leaderboard"






