BUG: Homepage image caption inappropriately chosen (5.1B5)

Jacob Hantla

When pictures are taken for the homepage from Smith's Bible Dictionary, the caption text that is revealed onhover is not appropriately chosen. Smith's Bible Dictionary places illustrations at the end of an entry. Logos seems to be including the text that follows the image as the caption image. For Smith's Bible Dictionary it should be the text that precedes the image. 

For example on this screenshot you can see how there is a picture of a lion on the homepage but onhover it tells me about a lizard. Lizard is the next entry in the dictionary. 

As you can see from the dictionary itself, this homepage bug comes because Lizard is the next entry after Lion.

Tim Hensler

Thank you, Jacob.  This is an excellent example of a problem that has bugged me for a while.  

Logos -

This not only happens on the homepage as illustrated here, but if you hover over many search results or study guide results, the pop-up displays the search results term at the top of the pop-up window (like this illustration).  Unfortunately the information that follows is often not what is related to the search results term.  

The system acts as if the search results term is always a headword with the details to follow.  Often the term is a Bible reference or surface word in the middle or at the end of a statement that has the details before the term. Here is an example after searching for "chiasmus".

I was wondering if hovering over the search results term should show the term in the middle of the pop-up so you can see what comes before and after to zero in on the information you are looking for.  

If you click on the search results term, the resource also opens with your search results term at the top of the window and you have to scroll up to find the information you need.  Maybe this too should open with the search term results in the middle of the window so you can immediately see what comes before and after the term.