Can I keep my highlighted passage of a note the primary display and not replaced by my note/comment?

Vallery, Thomas
Vallery, Thomas Member Posts: 9
edited November 21 in English Forum

Problem:

When I highlight a passage, I would rather the passage still be the display of emphasis and not secondary (embedded) beneath and trumped by my note. I would expect highlighted passages with notes in Logos to operate similarly to highlight passages in the Bible or other books I read. In other words, when I look at my notes in the Bible or resource, I generally - but not always, skim over highlighted passages before I look for the note.

I'm sure there isn't, but curious if someone might know or have a suggestion - if any? Smile

Blessings!

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  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 53,105

    could you provide a screen shot using the paperclip icon to insert it? I am having trouble visualizing what you mean.

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  • Dave Hooton
    Dave Hooton MVP Posts: 35,674

    This looks similar to a previous request of yours and my recommendation is to make changes in the Notes tool, where you can add a highlight style to a note or have a note with no highlight style. Then you can choose whether to have a Note icon or no Note icon. And you can annotate (comment) what was originally a highlight in the resource.

    So you can have an original Highlight appear as a Note complete with annotation but it is still classed as a Highlight in the tool and vice-versa.

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