Syncing "Cited By" with my "grammars" collection

Philip E. Sumpter

They don't sync well in Logos 4. 

1) If a Biblical verse is only cited in a footnote, the correct footnote is not highlighted when the visual filter is on. This is in contrast to Logos 3. As a result, I have to hover my mouse over all the footnote references and read them to find my verse. Try, e.g. Hos 1:9 in the "ל" section of Waltke's Introduction in Logos 3 and Logos 4.

2) I usually get sent to the beginning of the chapter, rather than the specific subsection. When the subsection is "r", for example, I have quite a way to scroll. 

Jon

Hi Philip,

Re #1, I don't have that book but I can see what you mean, if you turn on Links to Open Panels it will highlight the reference if it's in the main text but not if it's in a footnote. I do note though that in the Cited By tool it highlights it there so you shouldn't need to go through all the footnotes to try and find it...

Re #2, I can't reproduce this problem, it always links through to the appropriate subsection; again I don't have that specific book. If for comparison you click on links in other Hebrew grammars, does it go to the correct subsection?

An important caveat; I'm using 4.0a-beta1, the Cited By tool has been significantly tweaked so that could be why I can't reproduce your second problem - it could be they've already been fixed [:)]