Deleting a long highlight

Question

I ocassionally find in my ESV that, years ago, I highlighted large body of text. I have no idea why. For example, I have no idea why I highlighted in blue, 10-15 verses in 2 Kings. But there it is.

How do I find out what note that blue highlight is connected to? It is so annoying. I want to delete the highlighting. How do I select the highlighted text and then get to the note to which it is attached? This is simply not intuitive to me. I want the highlight removed.

Cheers,

John

John F Jones · Answer

Graham, it was a Study Assistant search, left in a hidden tab.

I have only recently begun toying with that feature and had searched for a list of the Kings of Judah. That search highlighted many portions of my Bible and I could not remove any of these highlights. [I am not always careful organizing my various highlights.]

Having restarted Logos, the blue highlight vanished.

Thank you so much.

Graham Criddle · Answer

The blue highlight covers a substantial number of verses in my ESV (2 Kings 15:32-16:20). The entire text is colored like a blue highlight. Is there any other reason why this body of text would be blue?

* It could be a highlight from another Bible that is appearing in your ESV
* It could be result of a Study Assistant search

Can you post a screenshot?

John F Jones · Answer

No, that context menu item does not appear. Even if I select the entire highlight.

The blue highlight covers a substantial number of verses in my ESV (2 Kings 15:32-16:20). The entire text is colored like a blue highlight. Is there any other reason why this body of text would be blue?