What tagging does a resource need for advanced prioritization?

I am teaching through the book of Acts and would like to prioritize certain resources just for Acts.

I have succeeded with "Paul and his letters" where if I am in Acts and right click (on a mac) the resource is first in the menu, only in Acts (great feature)

I would like to do this with "A harmony of St. Paul" as well and others but I am guess it needs a particular tagging.... how can I tell which resources I can do this with?

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Kevin Becker

The resource should be indexed by Bible reference. You can see this information in the panel of the commentary etc.

Rosie Perera

It's the indexing that matters. To be able to prioritize a resource for use just within a book of the Bible, the resource would need to have a Bible index.

A Harmony of the Life of St. Paul does not. You can see what indexes a resource has by opening the info panel (click the "i" icon) while the resource is open:

Paul and His Letters has both a Page index and a Bible index. Since A Harmony of St. Paul often has parallel passages from different books of the Bible together on the same page, it would be kind of hard to implement a Bible index for that resource. But in general, if you come across a work that you think ought to have a Bible index and is missing it, the way to report that would be by adding it to http://wiki.logos.com/Books_Missing_Pagination_and_Other_Indexes

EDIT: As usual, someone else beat me to it with a nice succinct answer, because I was taking time to tell you probably more than you needed to know and illustrate it with pretty pictures. [:$]

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/226111#Comment_226111

EDIT: As usual, someone else beat me to it with a nice succinct answer, because I was taking time to tell you probably more than you needed to know and illustrate it with pretty pictures.

If I wanted to be really devious I could edit my post to add the pretty pictures and show an example of something that has advanced priorities set for Acts. [6]

Mike Tourangeau

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/226111#Comment_226111

EDIT: As usual, someone else beat me to it with a nice succinct answer, because I was taking time to tell you probably more than you needed to know and illustrate it with pretty pictures.

Actually it was the picture that clued me in..... takes a bit [:P] Thanks for the help