Pinterest Account Drop-down Menu Box
Under the new Pinterest format, it’s really easy to deactivate your Pinterest account.
1. Go to the Your Account’s Home Page.
2. Click the drop-down menu on the top right.
3. Click Settings.
4. At the bottom of the Settings Page, you’ll see the “Deactivate My Account” button.
5. Walk through that process, and you’re done! 🙂
You can find Changes to the Pinterest Account Tools Here.
This post will run through a few of the new changes established to the Pins themselves. I actually think this part is a lot more convenient than Pinterest’s old pin format. The new ones allow you to go straight to the website, see other pins from that site, etc.
A picture of how the Pins now look
The pin itself doesn’t actually look all that different. It still has the image, and if you click the image it will take you to the linked URL. Nonetheless, there are a couple changes to note.
1. The greatest change to the pin itself is that you can no longer open it up and edit your own pins here. The edit button no longer appears unless you are on the Boards or Pins main page on your account. Continue reading
Pinterest is currently changing over to a new interface, and, while there aren’t any too serious changes, some things are slightly different. I’ve been playing around with the new format and thought I’d run over some of the changes here. So here are a few notations on the changes to your account home page and directions on adding or altering boards and pins.
Pinterest Account Home Page = new format
If you look carefully, you will note that all the buttons on the top menu are now combined into one new drop-down menu in the upper right-hand corner. Continue reading
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