Add collapse/expand all to Table of Contents sidebar in resources

Yes this would help greatly! It would also help if the user had the capability to enlarge the table of contents viewing pane by sliding it/expanding it to the right.

xnman

This would help to navigate within books and sermons. It's needed!

unknown

This is needed very much!

Larry Craig

I work a lot in the lxx, and I often have to move about in the table of contents quickly, but it takes forever, because I have to collapse so many books. I need a collapse all feature, plus you should probably do a collapse section feature with that too

Jerry T

This would be a time saver! Please add

AAVisual

Collapse all button added to Table of Contents is much needed and long overdue.

Erhard Hermann

This is a feature that is definitely needed. I am surprised that it is not already there.

John Meyer

yes, definitely needed... Logos is one of the rare apps that's missing this in its trees... when a book is closed & reopened, all child leaves on a tree should close except where the document opens to (in any Windows app, not adhering to that last part is a bug)

unknown

Please fix this

Fabian

I have done a feature request in the forums too. All at once would be great as Accordance has if you press option-click. Or how Word it handles. You can right-click and choose which layer you want to see.

unknown

Why the wait? Let's do it!!

Richard Widener

I think this is definitely needed. Just a buttonat the top COLLAPSE ALL, that works.

unknown

I agree, after searching through a book you frequently end up with lots of chapters expanded in the Table of Contents. A quick "collapse all" button would be really helpful to clean up the mess you just made and return to quickly scrolling the ToC to find things again.

unknown

This would be a great convenience as we all know. No-brainer.

unknown

Please add this feature! Thanks.

Austin

Yes, please add this feature!

Zoltan Haas

Please add this feature! Thanks.

DMB

I bet people would subscribe just for this. And in the halls of FL, ' Nooooooo!'

Tim Trippel

Agreed

Peter Sprague

One of the frustrations I have with logos is that there are many functions I will never use while simple things like collapsing the table of contents is missing. I can't imagine that anyone who regularly uses the table of contents has not found this frustrating.