Greek Interlinear Layout

Jack Bauer

You can see that the layout and presentation of the Lexham Hebrew-English Interlinear Bible (right panel) is cleaner and more organized (verse numbers in bold font and outside the Bible text) than that of the Lexham Greek-English Interlinear NT: SBL Edition (left panel), because the latter has numbers in the text (sequence of English Lexham Bible translation where it’s different from the Greek order) apart from the verse number, making it much harder to locate a specific verse reference. Can the verse reference for the Greek Interlinears (including the LXX) be made better, at least by making the verse numbers in bold and in larger font like in the Hebrew interlinear?

Matthew

While we are discussing the formatting of interlinear resources on Android, are there any plans to have feature parity with the iOS version in the nearish future so we have the ability to choose which lines are displayed and which are hidden? That would help clean things up significantly and save precious screen real estate.

Christopher Kou

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/958425#Comment_958425

While we are discussing the formatting of interlinear resources on Android, are there any plans to have feature parity with the iOS version in the nearish future so we have the ability to choose which lines are displayed and which are hidden? That would help clean things up significantly and save precious screen real estate.

This.  PLEASE.

Dave Hooton

Can the verse reference for the Greek Interlinears (including the LXX) be made better, at least by making the verse numbers in bold and in larger font like in the Hebrew interlinear?

The mobile devices reflect the format of the resource on the desktop. You would be better to place this request in the General forum as I agree that it is difficult to locate verse divisions.

You appear to have  control of the Interlinear Inline options on iOS as my display is crowded with three extra lines.