How to increase font size for one pane in multiple books display
I have a panel with two Bibles open, in a multiple book display.
Left column is Legacy Standard Bible (LSB); right column is Lexham Hebrew Bible (LHB). The font on the LHB is too small. If I increase font size, the LSB (which I do not want to increase) increases a lot, the LHB a little. The font on the LHB is smaller in the two-book view than if I open it by itself.
Problem: How can I increase the font size of the LHB only in this two-column, two-book view?
Win10 home; 32GB RAM; i7 - 10700 CPU @ 3. 80 GHz (10th gen, 8 cores); GTX 950 Video Card (2GB); SSD
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Open the panel menu (the three dots on the right side of the toolbar for the LHB) and use the slider that appears on the top of the menu.
Edit: I didn't read carefully enough. My answer works for multiple panels; for a single multi-view panel, I don't believe it is possible.
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Problem: How can I increase the font size of the LHB only in this two-column, two-book view?
It's an old problem that I'm sorry about too. And the problem is that the Hebrew font used is very large and, I think, has a wider line spacing than other fonts. The real solution would be for Faithlife to change the Hebrew font used to a smaller one and improve the line spacing. In the Greek text of the NT or LXX there is no such problem.
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I tried with ESV and LHB and various font sizes (using panel menu font scale to change sizes)
with larger font size
Which Hebrew font have you set in program settings? My setting for Hebrew font in Text Display is
Perhaps these settings are usable for your situation?Wolfgang Schneider
(BibelCenter)
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