I usually turn off the horizontal navigation at the top and rely instead on the Section nodelet. However, the section nodelet now either is not shown or (e.g. on The Monastery Gates) links to the status on the security breach. No links to e.g. Pm Discussion, Seekers of Perl Wisdom, Perl News, etc. Please bring the old behavior back!!

Update: I'm using the Perl-Blue theme and I do have some CSS hacks in place including one to place the nodelets on the left. However on the front page I do see the section nodelet (just with the security breach status) but when reading articles or on the Newest Node page I don't see any Section nodelet. And my settings are set to use my Frontapge nodelet settings everywhere. So this definitely seems like a bug.

Update2: Using IE7 on WinXP Pro (with latest patches).

Elda Taluta; Sarks Sark; Ark Arks

In reply to Sections Nodelet Broken by Argel

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