REQUEST: Reverse-Interlinear Morphology Info Popup on Hover

Jacob Hantla

When hovering over the english text of the ESV, I get a nice popup in the lower left with the information from the reverse interlinear. Very nice!

However, when the interlinear portion is open, I get only the abbreviated form of the morphological information. I've pretty much learned it (and really only need it occasionally as a crutch anyway), but it seems like hovering over those abbreviations should give the full description of what that alphabet soup is saying.

Hovering over NCcSFS here:

should give: 

just like when hovering over the word righteousness in the english text

Robert Pavich

Jacob,

this is what George brought up already; calling it "alphabet soup" and I agree. It's POSSIBLE to suss out the meanings, but I'd MUCH RATHER have it spelled out.

Dave Hooton

Jacob Hantla said:

When hovering over the english text of the ESV, I get a nice popup in the lower left with the information from the reverse interlinear.

I do not get this consistently.

Jacob Hantla said:

However, when the interlinear portion is open, I get only the abbreviated form

An explanation wouldn't be needed if the above hover was consistent (too much space)!!

Damian McGrath

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/15062#Comment_15062

Dave Hooton said:

too much space

I knew that I shouldn't read these threads on the first day of my holidays. The very first thing that I encounter is heresy....