Are you using a Xanthia theme? While the basic installation, insertion of pntitle.php (note little "t") in the directory of the modules, insertion of pnTitle.php (note capital "T") in the includes directory, and header modification are the same, calling the title hack function will be done differently.

The latest release of labPanels has been implemented on both Ivory Tower and MirageLab. The organizational GUI used to manipulate homepages is made full use of throughout both sites. The dynamic use of any available block can be seen on my homepage, the MirageLab Modules page, and the labPanels Homepage.

Featured capabilities:
* Set up unlimited "homepages" comprised of available blocks (active and inactive)
* Organizational GUI displays each block in context with available options.
* Move blocks left/right and up/down through standard sequencing arrows.
* Align blocks in the same row to enhance content width
* Align blocks in the same column to extend content
* Rows line up independent of each other to stack content
* Change individual block displays by switching to a different block position (l, r, c, etc.).
* Set a different theme for each homepage
* Edit block options via a direct link
* Set optional preview text to display in homepage menus
* Set optional boilerplate content to display above blocks
* Organize sets of homepages using labCategories

Manual: here
Download: here (free to premium subscribers, $39.95 to purchase)
Forum: here
FAQ: here

In a recent review of the progress that Content Management Systems (CMS) are making with regards to Search Engine Optimization (SEO), it seems that dynamic content is beginning to get proper attention. Most CMS platforms still neglect to address the growing concern for search engine (SE) friendly URLs and unique Meta Tags. A few, including PostNuke, now offer webmasters a way to move up in the all-important SE rankings.

In addition to pointing out the benefits of Mod_rewrite and htaccess, Kevin Kantola makes reference to MirageLab's own SEO article for those looking for assistance in making their own PostNuke sites SE friendly.

Read more: Content Management Systems Eyeball SEO's
by Kevin Kantola on WebProNews.com.