Editing the factbook like a passage guide.

James Johnson · 2025-03-16T20:29:30+00:00

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In the passage guide, we are able to edit the layout, what goes where, what shows, what doesn't show ect…

I prepose a change to the fact book so we are able to edit it like we can in the passage guide. Moving things around to our own liking.

Simple, easy, and a good idea!

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