Am I doing this right?

See picture. I brought up tomorrow's date in the lectionary, and clicked on the 1st reading, Isaiah 7:1-9. I went to my Cited By pane, and clicked on my Collection "Monographs - Devotional - (other stuff),. Note it appears there is a citing of Is 7:1-9 in the first resource, Encountering the Old Testament. But as you can see from the picture, when I hover over the link it is NOT Is 7:1-9, it is the same resource/ Am I doing this right? First time I have encountered this...

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Dave Hooton

It is quoting from the start of the section in which Is 7:1-9 appears, and the passage happens to be in the title. In other instances (EBC vol 6), you have to manually scan the section, often scrolling a page or two in order to locate the reference; this is annoying.

Louis St. Hilaire

See picture. I brought up tomorrow's date in the lectionary, and clicked on the 1st reading, Isaiah 7:1-9. I went to my Cited By pane, and clicked on my Collection "Monographs - Devotional - (other stuff),. Note it appears there is a citing of Is 7:1-9 in the first resource, Encountering the Old Testament. But as you can see from the picture, when I hover over the link it is NOT Is 7:1-9, it is the same resource/ Am I doing this right? First time I have encountered this...

The results you see in Cited By and Search are just little preview snippets, with the article title given as a hyperlink to the top of the article and the highlighted search hit as a link directly to the location of the hit. It's just a little confusing because, in this case, the hit is a Bible reference, which you're used to functioning as a Bible data type link. (Also, because the hit is right at the beginning of the article, it's not obvious that the highlighted search hit link is doing something different from the article title link.)

It is quoting from the start of the section in which Is 7:1-9 appears, and the passage happens to be in the title. In other instances (EBC vol 6), you have to manually scan the section, often scrolling a page or two in order to locate the reference; this is annoying.

Clicking the highlighted search hit instead of the article title should take you directly to the reference rather than the beginning of the article.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/382391#Comment_382391

Clicking the highlighted search hit instead of the article title should take you directly to the reference rather than the beginning of the article.

Thanks - I realised I was in Compact view and needed Expanded view to see the hits!