I would love to see more formating abilities for Sermon Builder there have been little to no changes in the abilty to format different. There are more highlighting options than consevable but limited when editing in colors, fonts, outlining .
I would love to see the Sermon Builder and even Logos Notes implement the slash "/" commands that modern note apps, such as Notion, Craft, Obsidian, Evernote, and others, use to access formatting functions and features. It would be great to be able to press "/" to add a slide, question, or illustration, turn the paragraph into a heading, or change its color. Then, Sermon Builder would be off to the races.
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I would love to have an additional option in 'View Options' that allows me to toggle on or off all of my highlighted text in the Bible. Thank you very much and more power to Logos!
See the following email exchanges for my request. ( - - initial support request - - ) Please describe the issue: I'm unable to double highlight text. For example, apply the yellow highlighter and a double underline to the same text. When attempting this only the last selected highlight is applied. The mobile app does…
Viewing notes allows the sort options; Date Modified, Date Created, or Notebook. Add an additional "book order" option. When filtering by a specific book, say "Grudem’s ST", I'd like the option to sort the notes in page/line order. This way, the notes/highlights can be read in the same order as placed in the book.…
A small suggestion for devs from a usability standpoint… please don't make us click a link to view the whole Synopsis each time a Smart search is performed. It somewhat defeats the purpose of the feature, which is to get a quick summary at a glance. Having to click "More" to see all the info every time is tedious. Perhaps…
See: https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1385546#Comment_1385546 Whether I am studying a name, a pericope, or a lemma, I always have a series of questions that I ask in order to build a "lay of the land" for my study. In my mind, this is equivalent to filling in a graphic organizer, my preferred methods for…
