Drupal 4.7.x

I am trying to figure out how i can allow non logged in members to view my created pages "nodes"?? how do i do it?

I just installed a new site running 4.7-beta3. I added some new items to the primary links menu, and when I am logged in they show up in the header as expected. But when I log out, it changes back to "edit primary links". Am I doing something wrong, or should I report this as a bug?

Thanks!

I am using two vocabularies for contents on my site. One is "type of article" ( story, expression, experience...etc) and other is the "subject" (society, politics, ...etc). In Drupal 4.7 the selection lists for these two are rendered one below the other (after the title and before the body), and that does not look good.

Is there any way I can change the code so as to place these two select lists side by side on an article editing form?

I am aware that its possible to place two sidebars on the same side in a drupal xtemplate theme. However, I'm not sure exactly how to do that. Is there anyone on here that might know how?

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Using Drupal 4.7 beta3 for testing and exploring.
Checking the Taxonomy Access Control module (the latest release at this moment).

I have taxonomy terms for Club A and Club B, in a vocabulary which applies to "stories".

Clubs
- Club A
- Club B

User X is a "member of Club A" (a role). He should be able to read both clubs but only post in Club A.
So, I go to the tab Category Permissions, in the entry for the role "member of Club A", and I check the boxes:

Clubs: View
Club A: View, Update, Delete, Create
Club B: View