Why can I click on either one of the words in this verse and get info (under Information on the far right) but yet clicking on the last word in this verse and get nothing. Here's a screenshot of the word. Let me know if this actually works for you.
When I do uncheck Inline Interlinear, then it works as per the Information Panel.
That's helpful to know
I'm taking it to be a bug and as I understand you do also, correct?
I do think it's a bug and, as you have tagged this thread with a Bug tag, hopefully someone from Logos will see it and respond.
Are you saying that clicking on "superfluous" does not generate anything in the information tool? What Bible translation are you using?
I cannot click on just the word "superfluous" for one can only click on "any thing superfluous." When you do that, does it bring anything up over in the Information panel? I am using the KJV, and when I click on it, it only brings up an alternative verse for me to look at, such as Lev 22:23.
When you do that, does it bring anything up over in the Information panel?
Yes, when I click on that word in Lev 21:18 in the KJV I do see details in the Information Tool
and when I click on it, it only brings up an alternative verse for me to look at, such as Lev 22:23.
and when I click on it, it only brings up an alternative verse for me to look at, such as Lev 22:23
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I don't understand this - please provide a screenshot(s) showing what you are describing. Please show the entire screen not just a snippet
In that verse (Lev 21:18) when I click on the word "lame" for example, in the information page I get included amongst other things, how that word is translated.
When I click on the words "anything superfluous" I only get verse that pops up over the words "anything superfluous" that says, ch 22:23. Nothing shows up in the information page.
@Bootjack I don't know if this is a bug, but turn off your interlinear. Then it works for me!
When I look into the Interlinear, there are eleven things in there I can uncheck. Which are you referring to or are you meaning the whole works?
(Ok, I think I see what you mean. But would this not indeed be a bug)
I do think this is a bug - in some way associated with the tagging of this word in that verse. The cross-reference to Lev 22:23 seems to be taking precedence over the word itself.
And as @NetworkGeek says it only seems to be a problem when the reverse interlinear is enabled.
Yep! I turned off all the interlinear and it worked fine!
Unique thing about this, my Interlinear isn't enabled and I've still got the problem. What's your thoughts?
Unique thing about this, my Interlinear isn't enabled and I've still got the problem
Do you have both interlinear types (inline and ribbon) disabled? I only see the problem with the inline internlinar turned on, not the ribbon
And which platform are you seeing this on - Windows or Mac?
Thanks Graham for your kind reply. When I do uncheck Inline Interlinear, then it works as per the Information Panel. I am by the way, using Windows 11. Also, I've reported it using this email address - data@logos.com
Would it be better to call this in to Home Office or do you think it just as effective by email? I'm taking it to be a bug and as I understand you do also, correct?
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