Ability to add to the homepage

I would like to manually add to the options on the homepage. I have several devotionals, but at the moment, only Spurgeon's "morning and evening" appears. I would like to add my own books from my library or devotionals to appear each time the homepage comes up (American minute, or "on this day" or "from this verse" or "Take heart" or "thoughts for the quiet hour" etc.

I know I can access these from the library. My suggestion is to allow a logos user to manually add content to the homepage.

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Milford Charles Murray

I would like to manually add to the options on the homepage. I have several devotionals, but at the moment, only Spurgeon's "morning and evening" appears. I would like to add my own books from my library or devotionals to appear each time the homepage comes up (American minute, or "on this day" or "from this verse" or "Take heart" or "thoughts for the quiet hour" etc.

I know I can access these from the library. My suggestion is to allow a logos user to manually add content to the homepage.

Peace to you, Mark! *smile* "Take Heart, Indeed!" For you can do what you want to do. Also using prioritisation.

I have to leave my desk now for an hour or so; however, I think if you can't figure it out, someone else can help you!

Search for type:calendar devotional .......... you can then work with whatever you have in your library ..

Right now I have scheduled 7 different devotionals to come up on my home pages...

Milford Charles Murray

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271478#Comment_271478

Mark! *smile*

There's some stuff for you on this wiki page

http://wiki.logos.com/Devotionals_in_the_Home_page

Mark

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271480#Comment_271480

Thanks. That helped a lot. But I prioritized 17 devotionals and only 9 show up on the homepage. So something is still not working after your suggestion. As well, I would like to add other resources that are not devotionals but I would like to have daily excerpts from those resources. I guess prioritizing is the only way to go. My suggestion is to have the ability to manually select items for the homepage.