Search Tool - Add a result category
Is it possible to add an additional category here?
I would like to see results for both ESV and UBS5 presented before the general "Library (Downloaded) section
please see screenshot below for reference. this is the Search Tool "Basic" tab
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i can see the screen shot in the edit window but not in the post, i will try to describe the window
Search Tool has tabs "Bible", "Basic", "media", etc etc
I use Basic to search for διωκόμενοι
First result is "Fuzzy Bible"
Second Result is "English Standard Version"
Third Result is "Library (Downloaded)"
[more result categories that are not useful to me follow]
I would like to have a category for "UBS5" between ESV and Library
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i can see the screen shot in the edit window but not in the post
Hi Brent,
Attach screenshots using the paper-clip icon or the amber one next to it.
I use Basic to search for διωκόμενοι
First result is "Fuzzy Bible"
Second Result is "English Standard Version"
Third Result is "Library (Downloaded)"
[more result categories that are not useful to me follow]
You have performed an "Everything" search under Basic, which can give a lot of undesired results.
Your second Result is because ESV is your preferred bible.
I wouldn't recommend making UBS5 your preferred bible, but there are some ways to improve the results:
- Choose Bible Search (you are searching in bibles)
- Select the ESV and run the search
- When you get the results:
- click + Add Version
- type UBS5 and select the bible (I only have UBS4)
- hit the arrow at the end of the box
- results for UBS5 will appear alongside those for ESV (the Fuzzy section is unavoidable).
OR
- Under Basic Search, select All Resources instead of Everything
- Click All Resources and select a Collection* that contains UBS5 and ESV
- The result will have headings for each resource
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* see https://wiki.logos.com/Collections for more information
You had chosen a manuscript word to search, but do you know about a lemma search for other passages with basically the same meaning i.e. <Lemma ~ lbs/el/διώκω>?
Dave
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ok thanks man this is good stuff
I'm using manuscript to see how a particular form is used. Ι was looking for examples in the NT to see how that specific participle is used.
appreciate the help sir
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I'm using manuscript to see how a particular form is used.
You can run the Bible Search on UBS5 first and then use Add versions to select ESV or another English bible.
Dave
===Windows 11 & Android 13
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