Future implamentation of Sentence Diagram features?

Will there be the ability to use markups like in L3?
And will we be able to grab a phrase in "text flow diagrams", and move them above their current line instead of just over or down?
Here is a simple diagram from L3 that shows both these abilities. Notice the phrases "having no hope" and "without God in the world" are moved above their lines. In L4, those phrases can only be to the right of "promis" or below it.
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
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I can't answer your question, maybe others more familiar with Logos future plans can. I am curious though, what happens if you try and import this Sentence Diagram into Logos- does it move "Having no hope" and remove the markup?
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Daniel - You may want to post this suggestion at UserVoice. Thanks.
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Thanks Melissa,
I will do this tonight.
And I will post a picture of an example to what has happened to most of my diagrams, before and after. They pretty much got messed up in the alignment area, so I deleted them from L4, hoping that this will get "fixed".
The markups are missing, Dominick.
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
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Daniel R. Smith said:
Will there be the ability to use markups like in L3?
Supporting highlighting in Sentence Diagrams is on our list of candidate features for a future release. (Unfortunately, due to the change from GDI+ in LDLS3 to WPF in Logos 4, this will be a complex feature to implement, which is also why it didn't make it into v1.)
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Thanks Bradley. That's about what I thought was the case. Happy programming. [:)]
BTW, this pop up for writing, is it possible to get a copy of it for my blog that I run? I am using WordPress.
Thanks.
May the Lord bless you and keep you.
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The forum popup? It's based on Tiny MCE which is a well known and used web editor box; there should be a wordpress plugin which uses the Tiny MCE component.Daniel R. Smith said:BTW, this pop up for writing, is it possible to get a copy of it for my blog that I run? I am using WordPress.
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