Data issues on sidebar for Factbook

Minor issues but:

All capital letter items disrupt the index
If deutero-Isaiah is present, trito-Isaiah should also be present
The key article seems a bit off target ...

But I'm having trouble figuring out what navigational problem this is designed to resolve. What is the overall intent here?

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Mark Smith

One advantage is seeing quickly other related articles in Factbook. Here's an example:

Another might be when Factbook has more than one article tied to a passage of scripture. In Factbook's The Sermon on the Mount entry you see a number of articles in the drop-down menu.

You can only click on one, but you can access the rest of them through the sidebar rather than having to use the locator bar to find another one in the series:

That's as far as I've gone in exploring the feature, but it looks helpful.

Andrew Batishko

All capital letter items disrupt the index

If deutero-Isaiah is present, trito-Isaiah should also be present

The key article seems a bit off target ...

Thanks, I've passed these along.

But I'm having trouble figuring out what navigational problem this is designed to resolve. What is the overall intent here?

This is intended to allow users to browse through Factbook pages. Some significant changes are coming to how this UI is set up, which is why this is an experimental feature that won't be included when the software ships to our stable branch. The planned UI should better accomplish the intended goal.

Sean Boisen

All capital letter items disrupt the index

The labels in capital letters are a data bug: we'll get that fixed.

If deutero-Isaiah is present, trito-Isaiah should also be present

We were missing a parent link on https://ref.ly/logos4/Factbook?ref=bk.%25TritoIsaiah: the fix is in the mail.

The key article seems a bit off target ...

Seems like there should be a Lexham Bible Dictionary article here.

There's also a new problem with the All the X resources, which have bible milestones, so intersection logic is including them in the Key Article section. We're working on a different approach so we can eliminate those, since they don't seem appropriate for a Bible book page.