"Luke for Everyone" point size problem

JT (alabama24)

I don't know what to call this (typo, bug, etc), but there is a section of Wright's translation in Luke for Everyone which changes point size. The rest of the translation type is smaller, but part of this section is larger (and matches the commentary point size). Notice verse 20, which is split between two paragraphs. The second half of the verse and verses that follow are the larger point size.

logosres:evry63lu;ref=Bible.Lk15.11-24

 

NB.Mick

alabama24 said:

I don't know what to call this (typo, bug, etc), but there is a section of Wright's translation in Luke for Everyone which changes point size. The rest of the translation type is smaller, but part of this section is larger (and matches the commentary point size). Notice verse 20, which is split between two paragraphs. The second half of the verse and verses that follow are the larger point size.

I think it's a "typo" in that someone put the tag marker to the wrong place that tells Logos the difference between bible text and commentary. 

Somehow it shows even more clearly on my machine (default font: default, default text size: 100%) than in your screenshot.

 

LLS:EVRY63LU

2011-05-20T22:31:50Z

EVRY63LU.logos4

running Logos Bible Software 4.5b SR-1 (4.52.0.2194) on Win 7 Home Premium, 32 bit

Patrick Rietveld

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/366626#Comment_366626

So we should report this as a typo. I did that btw.

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/366647#Comment_366647

Patrick Rietveld said:

So we should report this as a typo.

I did as well, but I am unsure that it is considered a typo (rather than a formatting issue).