Great feature. Apply it globally.
A training video showed a window with many headings expanded. Here's a sample of this type of control: table of contents in a Bible:
The control is the triangle icon at the left of the line. If you click it, the list will expand or collapse.
The video said that right-clicking on the control would collapse the whole list. Great idea.
How about applying this code to a Bible's table of contents?
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Hey Jack,
Was this a video for L8? I'm not seeing this behavior in any resource in L8.
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It was. I'll try to document it for you.
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David Taylor Jr said:
I'm not seeing this behavior in any resource in L8
I assumed this was concerning the guide sections, headers in search analysis view, etc. Right clicking in those contexts gives the options to collapse all, collapse level, etc, etc.
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Reuben Helmuth said:David Taylor Jr said:
I'm not seeing this behavior in any resource in L8
I assumed this was concerning the guide sections, headers in search analysis view, etc. Right clicking in those contexts gives the options to collapse all, collapse level, etc, etc.
Thanks, Reuben. I ran a search and selected Analysis View, but could duplicate it. Would you show the steps to see this?
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Jack Hairston said:
Would you show the steps to see this?
You need to first drag a column header(s) to group by it as shown.
Once you have any grouping, right click on any of the headers in order to access the options.
The collapse/expand all options are also available on guide sections.
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Hi, Reuben:
For Passage Guide, I see what you do, but for search, I see this list of which columns to show:
Is it possible that you are running a beta version? Would that explain the difference?
I would love for Logos to implement the control for the Passage Guide on all dialogs that show the triangle control that expands/collapses a list.
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Jack Hairston said:
Is it possible that you are running a beta version?
Yes.
Jack Hairston said:Would that explain the difference?
No. IIRC this has worked the same since L4. From your screenshot, it is evident that you haven't grouped by any column (I can still see "...Drag a column here to group by that"). Once you Option+drag (or whatever it's asking you to hold if you're on Windows) any of the current column headers and drop it "here", that line will disappear and instead, you'll see the name of that column. In my second screenshot above, I have Option+dragged the "Sense" and "Form" column to that area. FYI, those can also be reordered by dragging which will control primary/secondary grouping.
If you still can't work this out I'll do a screencast (the only difficulty being that the forums won't take a screencast directly).
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