Bug: Testing the outline browser

I haven't used the outline browser much although it has existed from Logos 7.

Nice feature, but when I tried the compare feature, it leaves everything blank after the ISBE towards right, particularly the new LCC.

I could not find any way to improve it. Any way to sort or select the resources shown?

Just wonder whether this is a bug or a feature?

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Dave Hooton

I'd say there was no outline for the range you show (Acts 1:1-2:16). Use the vertical scroll bar to see beyond Act 2:16 (you have to scroll all the way to the right to see it!).

EDIT: following comments below, there appears to be a limit for display as NAC Acts does have an outline

MJ. Smith

I could not find any way to improve it. Any way to sort or select the resources shown?

No, we can't select or sort ... much to my annoyance.

However, you have found a very funny bug ... move your mouse slowly in the white area. It does have the data but apparently hit the limit of displaying it.

Veli Voipio

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1087760#Comment_1087760

However, you have found a very funny bug ... move your mouse slowly in the white area. It does have the data but apparently hit the limit of displaying it.

You are right, thanks a lot!

It reminds me about a computer in 1975 (probably HP) that had 40 characters display in one line.

The line continued towards right but was not visible. I could move the line to see the rest, of course.

I am not exactly sure why this came into my mind.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1087812#Comment_1087812

Don't forget to report it as a bug ... at least add BUG to your title here.

Veli Voipio

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1087819#Comment_1087819

. at least add BUG to your title here.

Sounds like it is easy to do.

I don't know how to do it and could not figure it out.

I checked this https://wiki.logos.com/Using_the_Forum and there the title is called subject. But no help how to edit it.

I guess the only way is to start a new subject but then the current thread is not not reusable.

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