Fix paragraph style for Legacy Standard Bible (LSB)

In narrative portions of the LSB, there is no difference between enabling and disabling the [One verse per line] visual filter.

It would be nice if the default (filter disabled) was paragraph style like most other resources, and then the filter could be used as intended to enable the verse-by-verse / one verse per line option.

At the moment it essentially impossible to disable that visual filter since the default layout is nearly identical. As you can see in the screenshots I've attached, there is very little difference in the text I included below the visual filter menu.

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Josiah Young

The same is true for the NASB '95, but I'm more interested in the LSB since it was just released.

Mattillo

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1331963#Comment_1331963

@Josiah Young This already exists... https://www.logos.com/product/145179/the-new-american-standard-bible-1995-update

MJ. Smith

I believe that this is standard for Bibles that are in one verse per line format in the printed edition. I suspect that publisher's permission would be required to change this.

Trey Watson

I reached out to 316 Publishing requesting a paragraph edition of LSB for Logos and they said Logos should have everything they need for this. Logos should either add a separate paragraph version (like they did with NASB '95) or fix the formatting of the regular LSB to be paragraph style by default like most other websites and apps.
I added a new book request for LSB Paragraph Edition here https://feedback.logos.com/boards/logos-book-requests/posts/lsb-paragraph-edition

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https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1331968#Comment_1331968

@Trey Watson Hey Trey! I was the one who got Lockman to reach out to Logos about the NASB paragraph version. I would have 316 tell Logos they would like a paragraph version too.

David Betts

Got my vote!

Tim Lee

I vote yes to this as well. The paragraph style format is the normal LSB format, at least it is for the several print versions we own.

It would be welcome to be able to have the LSB formatting standardized to enable rotating through translations in the common paragraph format.

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Fix paragraph style for Legacy Standard Bible (LSB)
In narrative portions of the LSB, there is no difference between enabling and disabling the [One verse per line] visual filter. It would be nice if the default (filter disabled) was paragraph style like most other resources, and then the filter could be used as intended to enable the verse-by-verse / one verse per line…