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Home Page Customization Questions

A.K. Ross

1 - Is there any way, that when I select under Settings 'Daily Devotional", that it shows only ONE devotional . . . the one that I Prioritized in my Library? Currently, when I checkmark that option, I have 5 daily devotionals that jump up, but I only want one. Is that possible? If so, how?

2 - It appears that creating a Reading Plan is not very intuitive. I wanted to create a Reading Plan with one Logos Library book so that I can read it between my desktop and iPad. However, it doesn't appear on the home page under Reading Lists (which, from my further research, appears to be public, not personal reading lists). So I'm not sure how to create a Reading Plan with several books that I am concurrently reading, and have it appear on my home page main area, so I can select the one I want to read (or something similar to that). Any help?

3 - I created a Prayer List, which became an Untitled Prayer List that I can no longer delete from the left panel options under Settings. An Untitled Reading List that I created by accident did eventually disappear, but not an untitled accidentally created prayer list. How do I do that?

4 - My overall AIM that I would like to achieve, but it may be totally impossible, is to have the Home Page show resources and selections that I have chosen and not a bunch of library miscellaneous entries, or a bunch of blog entries that I am not interested in (at present). Is that even remotely possible?

Thank you for whatever help anyone can provide this new user to Logos 6.

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Yasmin Stephen

Hi A.K., welcome to the forums!

#1 I don't think it's possible to show only one but someone more knowledgeable than me will have to confirm (I think it's silly to show five when most people are generally reading one at a time but what do I know? *shrug*)

#2 Reading plans and reading lists are not the same thing, and see #4 below

#3 See #4 below

#4 You can customize your Home page by clicking on the little gear icon in the upper right corner:

A.K. Ross

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/776505#Comment_776505

Thanks, Yasmin. I know about #4 . . . re the gear icon. I listened to everyone of the Logos 6 DVD tutorials today. Extremely informative. Just hoping that it will allow for a little more user focused customization than what it appears to (re my #1 above).

Yes, I gathered that reading plans and reading lists are not the same. I am not currently interested in the public version, just in the personal version. But that one I can't seem to get working the way I would like to see it behave, even after listening to the tutorials about it.

Thanks for your speedy reply and encouragement.

Yasmin Stephen

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/776506#Comment_776506

Yes, I gathered that reading plans and reading lists are not the same. I am not currently interested in the public version, just in the personal version. But that one I can't seem to get working the way I would like to see it behave, even after listening to the tutorials about it.

Maybe read through this entire post and see if any thing in there is helpful to you; Graham Criddle's video (linked in the 2nd page) was very helpful to me.

Edited to add: I mostly use the 2nd option to create a reading plan for a resource, and the 3rd option when I don't like the way the auto process breaks up my readings:

Reuben Helmuth

3 - I created a Prayer List, which became an Untitled Prayer List that I can no longer delete from the left panel options under Settings.

To actually delete a Prayer list (rather than simply not displaying it), open the documents menu and right click on the Prayer list and select delete. If you have lots of documents I'd suggest sorting (and keeping it that way) by type by clicking on "type" in the header. That way you can have everything collapsed and simply expand the specific section you need, which in this case would be "prayer lists."

A.K. Ross

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/776564#Comment_776564

Thanks, Reuben. As the expression goes, "That was easy!" [:)] Learned something new.

A.K. Ross

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/776508#Comment_776508

Thanks, Yasmin, I will definitely checked out the post you suggested on my next Sabbath.

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