Tagging and Rating

I would suggest another improvement. Often it happened to me I wanted to tag and/or rate the book after I opened it and looked at it. I had to realize I am not able to do it. I had top go back to the Library to do it. I think it would add a lot of flexibility to allow those to changes anywhere, not only in the Library.

Great idea. It would be good to have this in the information pane of the individual resources. That way, while reading the chapters of an edited book I could tag it appropriately.

if my (query based) list of resources covers multiple pages it
always returns to the first page after completing a change.

Similarly, sort by type in the library and L4 groups by type (very nice)... open a section (e.g. monograph)

In the search box type in an author and the monograph section collapses! You have to click again to open it before seeing the resources for that author. Why?

Change a rating or tag for one or more resources for that author, and the data changes but the 'Monograph' selection collapses again.

An additional feature request would be multiple levels of sorting. For example, I like the option to see all the bibles exclusively (sort by type), but would then like to sort them by language or tag or rating (not filter because I still want them all to be visible, sometimes it is about what you filter does not catch).  I would suggest a context menu to allow additional sorting that is active in the grey bar:

 A few anomalies arose with existing meta data which i've captured in the table below:-

Resource	Current Metadata	Proposed Metadata
KJV study bible	type:Bible Notes	type: bible commentary

 

 

 

 

On this one we have to disagree Dave... to me these are not commentaries they are bible notes more correctly bible study notes....first part of the problem with these has been solved with the new metadata...its confusing to class them as commentaries.....next part would be to have them appear in their own section on passage guide.... I haven't explored the custom guide yet to see if this is possible...

ditto

if my (query based) list of resources covers multiple pages it always returns to the first page after completing a change.

 

Similarly, sort by type in the library and L4 groups by type (very nice)... open a section (e.g. monograph)

In the search box type in an author and the monograph section collapses! You have to click again to open it before seeing the resources for that author. Why?

Change a rating or tag for one or more resources for that author, and the data changes but the 'Monograph' selection collapses again.

 

An additional feature request would be multiple levels of sorting. For example, I like the option to see all the bibles exclusively (sort by type), but would then like to sort them by language or tag or rating (not filter because I still want them all to be visible, sometimes it is about what you filter does not catch).  I would suggest a context menu to allow additional sorting that is active in the grey bar:

On this one we have to disagree Dave... to me these are not commentaries they are bible notes more correctly bible study notes....first part of the problem with these has been solved with the new metadata...its confusing to class them as commentaries.

Here's all my Bible Notes:

KJV Study Bible -->  navigate by bible data type, more than notes!

MacArthur Study Bible -->  navigate by bible data type, more than notes!

The So That's Why! Bible   --> navigate via TOC!

 

Lexham Syntactic GNT:  Expansions and Annotations --> navigate by bible data type, but it is a word study! Other "Syntactic" titles seem to be classified correctly as either Bible, Dictionary or Clause Visualization.

The Study Bibles above have a similar approach and they navigate/keylink via bible data type. All other Study Bibles (Believer's SB, Nelson SB: NKJV, Reformation SB, Spirit Filled Life SB, Woman's SB, Word in Life SB) are Bible Commentary, so I don't see why the KJV and MacArthur should be precluded from being classed as commentaries. If you take a more exclusive view of commentaries then I would be quite happy for Logos to classify all "Study Bibles" as Bible Notes, but the other two Notes titles listed above will have to be re-classified.

  

We are both right on this issue because its a question of personal style..I believe bible study notes should be navigateable by bible datatype but that they don't quite make in their in earning the rank of commentary.   I am willing tohave them as type bible commentary and make the distinciton I like using tagging if I can acheive the separation on a custom passge guide having two differenent collections based tag show up in their own sections.... even though I really don't belive they are commentaries.

 

Side note: the resource information panel needs a close button. I have forgotten a few times that I need to re-hit the information button.

 

 

Its there

 

Thanks Andrew but I was very unclearly talking about the resource information panel in the Library.

More a case of I haddn't found the one you were actually refering to and so I was got it wrong.  I can see what you mean now I actually look at Library Panel.

Side note: the resource information panel needs a close button. I have forgotten a few times that I need to re-hit the information button.

Its there

Thanks Andrew but I was very unclearly talking about the resource information panel in the Library.

More a case of I haddn't found the one you were actually refering to and so I was got it wrong.  I can see what you mean now I actually look at Library Panel

Andrew you did note that I said I was unclearly talking about the Library - I should ahve added a smile or something. The problem is that I didn't communicate which resource information panel to which I was referring.

Now, where's that sticky with the annotated images naming each aspect of the program so that we can clearly communicate where we have problems.

 

I did get that .... I think... onto next issue.

On this one we have to disagree Dave... to me these are not commentaries they are bible notes more correctly bible study notes....first part of the problem with these has been solved with the new metadata...its confusing to class them as commentaries.....next part would be to have them appear in their own section on passage guide.... I haven't explored the custom guide yet to see if this is possible...

Yes, I must agree on that with Andrew. It would be good to find if that move is not actually what we already asked for in the Newsgroups some time ago. It looks this way to me. It separates the Bible Study Notes from Commentaries and still giving them their own separate category. I don't know enough about the new PG to say if it is really so. It looks that only Unger's Bible Handbook and KJV Study Bible has that type description. Other study Bibles have Bible Commentary description, but in Subject they have Bible--Handbook description and a strange number 220.61, whatever that means.