DynISF update

Author: psonnera

docs/EN/DailyLifeWithAaps/DynamicISF.md

@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@ The **TDD** used in the above equation is weighted one third of each of the abov
 
 ### Dynamic ISF Adjustment Factor
 
-This is set within the user’s **Preferences** and is used to make **Dynamic ISF** more or less aggressive. See the [Preferences](#dyn-isf-preferences) section below.
+This is set within the user’s **Settings** and is used to make **Dynamic ISF** more or less aggressive. See the [Preferences](#dyn-isf-preferences) section below.
 
 ### Insulin Divisor
 The insulin divisor depends on the peak of the insulin used and is inversely proportional to the peak time.
@@ -101,12 +101,12 @@ When using **Dynamic ISF**, the **ISF** used here is the average of past 24h Dyn
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 ## Preferences
 
-Check **Enable dynamic sensitivity** in [Preferences > OpenAPS SMB](#Preferences-openaps-smb-settings) to activate. New settings become available once selected.
+Check **Use dynamic sensitivity** in [Settings > OpenAPS SMB](#Preferences-openaps-smb-settings) to activate. New settings become available once selected.
 
 ![Dynamic ISF settings](../images/Pref2020_DynISF.png)
 
 (dyn-isf-adjustment-factor)=
-### Dynamic ISF Adjustment Factor
+### DynamicISF adjustment factor
 **Dynamic ISF** works based on a single rule which is supposed to apply to everyone, implying that people having the same **TDD** would have the same sensitivity. As each user has their own personal sensitivity, the **Adjustment Factor** allows the user to define whether they are more or less sensitive to insulin than the "standard" person.
 
 The **Adjustment Factor** is a value between 1% and 300%. This acts as a multiplier on the **TDD** value.
@@ -120,13 +120,13 @@ For example, if your **Adjustment Factor** is 80%, and **Profile Switch** to 80%
 
 This means that, when using **DynISF**, you can use **Profile Percentage** to temporarily fine tune your sensitivity manually. This can be useful for physical activity (lower percentage), illness (higher percentage), etc.
 
-### BG level below which low glucose suspend occurs
+### LGS threshold
 
-**BG** value below which insulin is suspended. Default value uses the standard target model. A user can set this value between 60 mg/dL (3.3 mmol/L) and 100 mg/dL (5.5 mmol/L). Values below 65/3.6 result in use of the default model.
+**BG** value below which insulin is suspended (low glucose suspend). Default value uses the standard target model. A user can set this value between 60 mg/dL (3.3 mmol/L) and 100 mg/dL (5.5 mmol/L). Values below 65/3.6 result in use of the default model.
 
-### Enable TDD based sensitivity ratio for basal and glucose target modification
+### DynamicISF adjust sensitivity
 
-This setting replaces Autosens, and uses the last 24h **TDD**/7D **TDD** as the basis for increasing and decreasing basal rate, in the same way that standard Autosens does. This calculated value is also used to adjust target, if the options to adjust target with sensitivity are enabled. Unlike Autosens, this option does not adjust **ISF** values. 
+This setting (*"Adjust sensitivity calculations when using DynamicISF"*) replaces Autosens, and uses the last 24h **TDD**/7D **TDD** as the basis for increasing and decreasing basal rate, in the same way that standard Autosens does. This calculated value is also used to adjust target, if the options to adjust target with sensitivity are enabled. Unlike Autosens, this option does not adjust **ISF** values. 
 
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 ## Things to consider when activating Dynamic ISF

docs/EN/DailyLifeWithAaps/ProfileSwitch-ProfilePercentage.md

@@ -23,6 +23,12 @@ The Profile screen shows your profiles as a **swipeable card carousel**. The car
 
 The action bar at the bottom acts on the **selected** profile: **➕ Add**, **✏️ Edit**, **⧉ Clone**, **🗑️ Delete** and **▶ Activate**. For how to fill in the four schedules in the editor (IC / ISF / BAS / TARG), see [Create and edit Profiles](#your-aaps-profile-create-and-edit-profiles).
 
+### Reordering profiles
+
+If you have more than one profile you can choose their order in the carousel: tap the **⋮** menu in the top bar and choose **Reorder**. The page indicator is replaced by **◀ / ▶ move buttons** with a *position / total* readout — step the centred card earlier or later, then confirm with **✓** (or discard with **✕**). The new order is saved once, when you confirm.
+
+![Reorder mode — move buttons and position readout](../images/v4/Profiles/profile_reorder.png)
+
 ### Activating a profile
 
 Select a profile and tap **▶ Activate**. A **profile switch** dialog lets you tailor how it is applied:

docs/EN/DailyLifeWithAaps/QuickWizards.md

@@ -94,6 +94,8 @@ Wherever it is triggered, tapping a QuickWizard always shows a **confirmation**
 - **⧉ Clone** — duplicate one as a starting point.
 - **🗑️ Delete** — remove one.
 
+With two or more QuickWizards you can also change their order in the carousel: tap the **⋮** menu in the top bar and choose **Reorder**, step the centred card with the **◀ / ▶ move buttons**, then confirm with **✓**. (The controls look the same as [reordering profiles](ProfileSwitch-ProfilePercentage.md).)
+
 QuickWizards are part of the synced configuration, so they are shared across your master and paired clients.
 
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docs/EN/DailyLifeWithAaps/TempTargets.md

@@ -125,6 +125,8 @@ To put a built-in preset back the way it shipped, select it and tap the **↺ Re
 - **➕ Add** — create a **new custom preset** from the current editor values. The new card appears in the carousel.
 - **🗑️ Delete** — remove the selected **custom** preset. Built-in presets (*Eating Soon*, *Activity*, *Hypo*) cannot be deleted.
 
+Once you have at least two **custom** presets, you can also change their order in the carousel: tap the **⋮** menu in the top bar and choose **Reorder**, step the centred card with the **◀ / ▶ move buttons**, then confirm with **✓**. The built-in presets keep their places — only custom presets can be moved. (The controls look the same as [reordering profiles](ProfileSwitch-ProfilePercentage.md).)
+
 Your presets are part of the synced configuration, so they are shared across your master and paired clients.
 
 ### Other ways to set a temporary target