I would like to see a set highlighter for predestination. I see it come up again and again and I'd like to be able to have a specific highlighter for it.
Are you aware you can create your own highlighters?
No I am not aware. Please, tell me more!
To create a new highlight, open the Highlight Tool, where you should see the option - at the top - to create a new palette.
Do this, and then you should see a small button to the right of the style name. Expand this and select the Add a new style option and you will see a range of options there.
Sorry I can’t show screenshots as I’m not at my computer at the moment - but hopefully that will get you started.
And there is more information on doing this here
Looks like they have a visual filter made for that already.
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I'd like to suggest a new layout option for the iPad, specifially a 2/3 setting, This would allow me to put my main bible on the 2/3 pane on the left, have the new context menu (commentary, or word study, …) fixed in the middle (as part of the 2/3 pane), and on the right a 1/3 pane with my second bible translation.
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