Where Have The Sub Categories Gone To?

[10ClarionSt]

For example in History, at the side there used to be + sign which you clicked and got genealogy and family history. They seem to have disappeared. Or have I missed something?

[Tilly2]

They are still there. In View All Categories , top right of this page.

[Jackdaw33]

You need to click on the red box at the top, not the list at the bottom.

[jno]

they're still there? If you click on the three bars beside "View All Categories" you get the main list, and the ones with sub-categories have plus signs next to them, and you click on those.

Rather a tedious procedure, but there it is.

[jno]

what are you using, a PC?

[Prudie]

They are there for me but that said the sub categories are dying a slow and lingering death.

[aelmpvw]

sometimes when i click on the + it opens up the sub categories, other times it doesn't ... it seems to have a life of its own

[Baldric]

Click 'View all categories' (top right of screen) and they're all there.

[fiction-factory]

I can see the plus signs here. I'm using Chrome. Which browser are you using? What happens if you refresh and reduce screen magnification to around 90%?

[jno]

this is what I see, Clarion

https://postimg.org/image/y9s0fsq15/

[fiction-factory]

I don't see they are needed. Most categories (other than the favoured 6 listed at the top) get only a handful of questions, if any, each week, so there seems little point in breaking them down further. I think many sections will die a death under the new layout

[naomi24]

I wish we could see them all without faffing about. It occurred to me today that I haven't visited one of my regular haunts for ages - Science. I'd forgotten it was there.

[douglas9401]

None here either.

[Hopkirk]

Get rid of all sub categories is my preference. Unfortunately they are still there.

[Prudie]

Yes I used to look in Science and Beauty (which is now empty) and Film. Never remember now.

[douglas9401]

But they're there when I switch to Firefox.

[Tilly2]

I like the 'twitching and bird watching' sub category because I know that anyone looking in there will be interested in what's posted.

[naomi24]

Prudie, out of sight, out of mind.