What Layout is used in the getting started series?
Thanks @Shelley Walling
Are you referring to the layout that opens when using the Get Started card on the Dashboard?
If so, those are specifically developed for use with that card and not something we can use from the Layouts menu. But we could construct a layout that matches that and save it as a named layout and then open it as required.
Or am I missing what you are interested in?
Graham, I wad just curious if I could get that layout!
Which series are you referring to? Can you provide a link please?
https://support.logos.com/hc/en-us/articles/360017433892-Basic-Bible-Study-Series
Graham, here is the link.
Shelley
You should be able to get that layout @Shelley Walling
If you use the Get Started card on the dashboard to start a study on the passage it should open that layout for you.
Then if you open the Layouts menu you should be able to save the layout as a named layout which you could then load up whenever you wanted to use it
Does that help at all?
Thanks
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