Re-Ordering "Set as Token Actions" Pathfinder Community Sheet

Heylo fellow GMs, DMs, PCs, NPCs etc. etc. So I created a number of Abilities under the 3rd tab of the Pathfinder Community Sheet and set them as token actions. I assigned the token to its character and regardless of how I drag and re-order the token actions, when I click on the token itself I keep seeing the same order. I re-ordered them while the token was deselected and still the same situation. I am the GM of the game doing this to a PC's sheet with permissions to edit set to myself.  Thank you in advance for any help. Peace

Token actions default to alphabetical sorting. The  wiki on Token Actions  has more information including a player setting to revert to legacy sorting for token actions on the character sheet

Joshua N. said: Token actions default to alphabetical sorting. The  wiki on Token Actions  has more information including a player setting to revert to legacy sorting for token actions on the character sheet It doesn't seem to pertain to the Pathfinder Community sheet, not able to find anything in the sheet or token settings to change this back so I will just place A, B, C before each action instead.  Thank you for your reply ! 

It's actually not a legacy setting (despite what the wiki says). It's a game setting on the settings tab (though I believe it is distinct for each user):

Thanks Keith, was just parroting the wiki about it being legacy. I should've posted a screenshot of the setting instead of just a link to the wiki with a short blurb about the setting. The screenshot is less prone to confusion.

keithcurtis said: It's actually not a legacy setting (despite what the wiki says). It's a game setting on the settings tab (though I believe it is distinct for each user): Thank you !!

Joshua N. said: Thanks Keith, was just parroting the wiki about it being legacy. I should've posted a screenshot of the setting instead of just a link to the wiki with a short blurb about the setting. The screenshot is less prone to confusion. No worries. I was surprised to see it as a "legacy" setting. It's been an option for as long as I can remember, so I suspect that wording has hung around for many years.