The Dynamic Toolbar has a "Hide Secondary Toolbar" feature, but when enabled it is not remembered in saved layouts or resources. As a result, users have to continually select "Hide the Secondary Toolbar" over and over.
Would like Logos to remember that I collapsed the secondary toolbar on the 25+ tabs in my layout so I don't have to redo this each time I reopen Logos on my Mac. Maybe this is possible and I just haven't selected the appropriate setting.
This is very needed. With multiple-panel layouts, there are certain panels in which one rarely needs access to the toolbar. A layout should remember when these panels have a collapsed toolbar.
Voted. I was poised to make a similar request.
Voted, since I may have to deal with it eventually - sounds quite frustrating to deal with, when I read subscribers posting about it.
I agree.
Has there been any movement on fixing this issue?
@Frank Sauer, I have merged the above posts to consolidate comments and upvotes.
I would also appreciate it if the active tab of the Dynamic Toolbar were saved in the layout. I appreciate that every new panel opens at Home with an expanded toolbar, but once I have set the toolbars as I want them within my layout, I would like them to stay that way until I intentionally change them. As it is, every toolbar is reset to Home every time I open Logos. This is an inconvenience.
I left a similar comment, not realizing this was here. 100% agree! Please do this, Logos!
Comments after April 9, 2025 are affected by Logos 41.0 which introduced a global Setting to Prefer Minimized Toolbars:
NO,
YES
I don't have to remember the file name of the body of a personal book - it is immediately visible. But the cover of the book, which is likely to be used, hides the file name. Please make the file name discoverable. Actual case: I could not find the Friends Society's logo short of scanning the entire file of images to see…
I’d like for my iPad to record an audio of my sermon when I hit start on my timer in a sermon. It would be nice to have a copy of the audio without having to use a different device or app for times my sermons aren’t recorded.
In the iPad app, I would love to have the interlinear on the bottom of my Bible just like on the desktop app.
Allow the Bible slide to input multiple Books, chapters, and or verses in a string between [[]] and add a check box for ;oneverseperslide This will simplify the setup.
I would suggest the following: Allow highlighting …. This would be especially useful when using passage lists to do word studies. One could highlight the original language word and its translation when both are displayed in parallel, facilitating future review. Attach notes to verses in the list with the same capabilities…
