function languageAtTop () {
  /* Take the #p-lang (if there is one) out of the .portlet sidebar and put it
     physically into the main column. */
  var contents  = document.getElementById('column-content');
  var langlinks = document.getElementById('p-lang');

  if (langlinks != null) {
    langlinks.parentNode.removeChild (langlinks);
    contents.insertBefore(langlinks, contents.firstChild);
  }
}

function bottomTabs() {
  /* Duplicate the top "tabs" at the end of the content area. */
  var tabs = document.getElementById('p-cactions').cloneNode(true);
  /* Give all the named items new ids to avoid id clashes with the existing top "tabs". */
  tabs.id = 'mytabs';
  var listitems = tabs.getElementsByTagName('LI');
  for (i=0;i<listitems.length;i++) {
    if(listitems.id) listitems.id = 'mytabs-' + listitems.id;
  }
  document.getElementById('column-content').appendChild(tabs);
}

function topTabsToRightPlace() {
  /* Remove the top "tabs" from the .portlet side column (why were they ever put there?) and
     put them at the top of the content area, where they belong! (This allows me to use simple
     relative positioning to get a proper layout. I don't have to mess around with absolute
     positioning. This is necessary for my language links at the top to work properly, but it
     is cleaner anyway. */
  var contents  = document.getElementById('column-content');
  var tabs      = document.getElementById('p-cactions');

  tabs.parentNode.removeChild (tabs);
  contents.insertBefore(tabs, contents.firstChild);
}

function reformatMyPage() {
  bottomTabs();
  topTabsToRightPlace();  /* First the top "tabs"... */
  languageAtTop();        /* ... and then the language links */
  /* The order is important here: first move the tabs, then the language links, otherwise they
     will end up in the wrong order (tabs above language links). */
}

if (window.addEventListener) window.addEventListener("load",reformatMyPage,false);
else if (window.attachEvent) window.attachEvent("onload",reformatMyPage);