Is it just me or has the Lexham Discourse Greek NT always been this difficult to read, in the margins?
I can duplicate this, but remember the margins being blue and very easy to read.
No, this was not an issue in the past.
Looking at your screenshot I hoped this was only difficult for being green on light brown/sepia, but it's even worse on my white background:
I hoped this was only difficult for being green on light brown/sepia
I tried both background options before posting here. [:|]Thank you for trying!
... always been this difficult to read, in the margins?
Mine's still dark blue (32.1). Also your baby-blue text in v18 is a light-grey in 32.1.
I was just trying to use this resource and see the same thing. Virtually unusable.[:(]
something changed between 32.1 and 34.1!
Mine's still dark blue (32.1). Also your baby-blue text in v18 is a light-grey in 32.1. something changed between 32.1 and 34.1!
Embarrassed. I'm so used to the dataset (dark blue) I forgot the specific resourse (light green). Mea culpa.
But!
Checking the Lexham Discourse Hebrew Bible (2024-06-22), for the life of me, the discourse markings are gone. No on/off in the Visual Filters. The dataset for the other hebrew Bibles work, though.
Agreed. I have 32.1
I'm so used to the dataset (dark blue) I forgot the specific resourse (light green). Mea culpa.
I guess this is me too. I haven't opened the "resource" in forever, since the dataset was released.
Fixed! resource update today (July 11, 2024)
Good ... and they also fixed the hebrew.
I did figure out why hebrew wasn't displaying the discourse markings ... it has the 'one-verse per line' sickness (visual filter). The NT Discourse has the same sickness, but only for a portion of the markings. Whew.
