BUG with anchoring?
I'm trying to add anchors to a notefile from the Loeb edition of Plato's Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Phaedo, Phaedrus. The note file adds a highlight to the source text and when adding an anchor via "Selected text" the highlight is appropriately applied to the source text. So far so good.
However, the hyperlink in the anchor directs to a different resource than the source text. It hyperlinks to the Perseus edition. Since both have the same translation this wouldn't matter too much except for the fact that the Perseus edition has horrible formatting for some books (e.g., the Apology is one giant block of text, save for one random typo line-break, in Perseus but has paragraph breaks in the Loeb edition) and the fact that my highlight is applied to the correct Loeb source and not to Perseus.
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bumping time 8
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If you prioritise the Loeb book does this work then? It may take a few moments for Logos to update the change.
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Prioritizing does seem to have worked. Thanks.
One thing I noticed after posting this a few days ago is that there are two links in the anchor:
One link goes from Pl., Euthyph 7d and the other link goes from EACPP:ET and I noticed by accident that clikcing the second half (in this case EACPP:ET) took me to the correct source whereas clicking the first half (in this case PL., Euthyph 7d) took me to the Perseus resource.Potato resting atop 2020 Mac Pro stand.
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