I cant seem to find the icons that will now appear at the start of passage ranges.
Is it not possible to make Study Builder create a notebook when you create a new Study document, and then every question we answer will make a note in that folder by making use of the notes tool. This is similar to current study guides that are currently available to purchase. This way we can just build our own Study Guide.
We can already make our own Guides (Workflows). Is there an advantage in "abusing" the Bible study document to serve the purpose of the workflow?
@MJ. Smith I was not aware of being able to make your (Workflow), and even if so workflows are not availble on the mobile app. There are users like me that makes a a lot of use of the mobile app.
@David Vela (Logos) can you please explain why the Sermon and Bible Study Icon notes have been removed from the release notes.
Sorry for the confusion. I just confirmed that this feature isn't ready for beta release in v44, and therefore was removed from the release notes.
@David Vela (Logos) can you be so kind as to tell me how the feature will function. Will the answers we give to questions be having an icon to that specific verse, or will it have an icon at only the beginning of a chapter study.
I'm glad to see you're excited about this feature! Unfortunately, I can't reveal more about it until it's ready for beta.
For me, the Logos app on my iPad would be used for much more than preaching from if the simple ability for automatic indenting when making an outline. Right now, it’s a convoluted process of having to a menu for each later of indenting, while the desktop app and the web app both have it, no problem. I think this is a basic…
This is with Logos 45.0.0 (140) on my iPad - comparing with Logos 45.0 beta 2 on Windows 11. On Window, when looking at the synopsis of results of an All Search, when I click a link three things happen: A portion of the synopsis is temporarily highlighted The linked resources is opened The text from that resource used in…
I like the new look of how Bible references are showing. But this does not help anything in being productive. Can we rather focus on how to make current features more productive than just changing the look and then add this as a new feature.
It seems like a gaping hole not to offer a reverse interlinear option on the mobile app — whichever is easiest: inline or with a pane at the bottom. As I'm using the mobile app when I'm away from home I constantly wish I had a reverse interlinear option.
