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Sections and order control how properties are laid out in the Properties widget and in the entry panel, and which of them get a column in the Entries widget. They are presentation only — they change nothing about the data or what destinations receive.
1

Press Edit order and sections

In the Properties widget on the source page. The button is disabled when the source has no properties.
2

Rearrange

Reorganize display sections and their properties
  • Drag a property by its handle to move it within a section or into another one.
  • Drag a section header to move the whole section.
  • Collapse sections folds every section; the button then reads Expand sections.
  • Add new section creates an empty section at the top.
  • The pencil on a section header renames it, and the remove icon deletes it.
Deleting a section does not delete its properties — they move into the section above it, or the one below if it was first. The last remaining section cannot be deleted.
3

Press Save

Save stays disabled until you move something.
Cancel discards every change made in the dialog. There is no per-property undo.

Which properties get an entries-table column

The Entries widget columns the first six properties in this order and ignores the rest, so this dialog is where you decide what the entries table shows. Drag a property up into the first six to give it a column, and drag one out to take its column away. Section boundaries do not reset the count — it runs across the whole list, top to bottom.

The General section

General is where properties with no section assigned appear. It is not stored as a real section — leaving a property in General simply means it belongs to none. That is why General always exists, and why you cannot rename it away.

Working with a filtered table

The reorder dialog always loads the source’s full property list, even when the Properties widget behind it has a search filter applied. A save can never rewrite the order from a filtered subset.
You can also set a single property’s section from the property form — see Add or edit a property.