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They are defaulted to on but you can turn them off in the config under Design > Items > Status Icons > Transmog
See Profiles
right click on the cleanup icon and select deposit all reagents
(or) open the bank location, open the bag changer, right click on the last bag (thats the reagent tab), click on deposit all reagents.
if you want that to happen every time you do a cleanup (restack) enable the deposit all reagents option under the cleanup area in that same menu.
see Rule Functions and Example Rules
see How To > Sorting
you just have to turn them back on in the options.
the default was changed to not show them because i added a user option to set the amount of space they use, and it would have added all that space even if you had no labels because the default was to show them.
There's a bug in the Blizzard CreateFrame API that's causing the FrameLevel for some of the elements to wrap around once they reach a certain level and they end up below the backgrounds level.
To fix it open the AI Configuration, on the System page (near the bottom) are a list of workarounds. Find the FrameLevel workaround and enable it.
If you don't want to enable the fix (which is graphically intensive as it has to reset the FrameLevel of all the AI elements every time they hit a certain level) you can reload the UI to see if that fixes it (it'll only be temporary though, it'll happen again)
Either you've turned the tooltips off or it's the FrameLevel bug (see above for solution)
Most likely caused by the FrameLevel bug, see above for solution.
Try moving the window, if that doesn't help then it's most likely caused by the FrameLevel bug, see above for solution.
see User Guide > Explanations > Category Assignments
it's an issue with the menu library i use, if your mouse has a scroll-wheel you can scroll that to get the menu to scroll up until it's fully on screen.
all sub menus are screen clamped so they shouldn't be affected by this issue, unless they are larger than your screen is, in which case the scroll-wheel works there as well.
because i added custom categories back in. custom categories are like very simple rules that only take item id's, and as such are much faster to process than a rule is.
you can still add items to rules you just have to do it manually if you want to continue doing it that way.
an items default category is just a guide and depends upon blizzard using the "correct" category for the item (there actually are items that have the "wrong" category assigned by blizzard) or PeriodicTable having that item in it's tables.
if either of those aren't right/done then there's not really a lot i can do about it.
you on the other hand can just categorise it yourself, that being the whole point of categories, and yes that includes system categories, you don't have to create new ones if you dont want to.