Formatting of Bible passage output for the Copy Bible Verse feature

Myke Harbuck

Hi Logos scholars...I need some help.

I need to be able to copy a passage of Scripture and have it output a passage in this way:

Times New Romans, 12

No Line spacing or Paragraph spacing

One verse per line

Superscript on verse numbers

No other footnotes or references

Is there any way to come close to what I want? I am usually pretty savvy with Logos, but the Copy Bible Verse passage is a feature I simply cannot figure out. Any help, wisdom, advice, guidance would be greatly appreciated.

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Graham Criddle

Hi Myke

For most of what you want the "One verse per line" will work

But the TNR 12 and no line / paragraph spacing has to be done in your Word Processor and you can do this by associating a "Style"

In the example below I have taken "One verse per line" and then added in a line saying I want to use the Word style "Normal"

If you create a Word style that matches what you want and then reference that in CBV you should be fine.

Please let us know if this gives you what you want

Graham

Myke Harbuck

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806262#Comment_806262

Miles, this worked GREAT! Thanks!

BTW, is there any way to make the output skip a line between each verse, an extra line (not a paragraph spacing)?

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806341#Comment_806341

Try an extra <p> e.g.

=ForEachVerse

<p>[VerseNum]. [VerseText]</p><p>

Andrew Malone

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/806379#Comment_806379

If you cannot get Logos to conveniently add the extra line, it's not hard to do in a wordprocessor like Word. You could search and replace every occurrence of ^p (the paragraph mark at the end of each verse/line) with ^p^p (two paragraph marks, with the second generating a blank line).