In it's default state, my settings page showed a list of nodelets for the Front page and next to each a box labeled 'add', on the left is a column 'remove' with no checkboxes in it. It seems the only way to remove one of the nodelets currently shown is to first choose all the ones that are already there to be 'added'. Only then can I remove some. (Or of course just 'add' all that are there apart from 'Other users' - same effect.) This in itself seems a bit spanish to me. (No offence to any spaniards ;)

as a spaniard I have to admit, I have no idea what you mean! :)

In reply to Re: Nodelet settings usability problem by eduardo
in thread Nodelet settings usability problem by castaway

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