Version 37.0.667 - Interlinear now two step process...
I seem to use Interlinear a lot. I just found out that in order to see the Interlinear, I have to find Interlinear under "View" then I have to click on "Interlinear" and then turn it "On" to view it. Then I have to Click on "Interlinear" again then click on "Off" to turn it off.... It's more complicated this way.
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Agreed. Please bring back my toggle interlinear button. It's my most frequently used button on the toolbar and adding more clicks to access that feature is highly frustrating.
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Agreed. Please bring back my toggle interlinear button. It's my most frequently used button on the toolbar and adding more clicks to access that feature is highly frustrating.
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The interlinear button is my most frequently used button on the toolbar as well. I am very happy with most every change, except for this one.
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I would expect a hot key for that is one of the things in the works. https://community.logos.com/forums/p/224537/1321504.aspx#1321504
One thing I feel confident saying: We're definitely working on adding some hotkeys, as well as exposing more existing hotkeys that are there but not yet showing in the UI.
Ctrl+Shift+R/CMD+Shift+R opens the reverse interlinear pane, but if you like the inline one, I don't know of a shortcut.
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The interlinear button is my most frequently used button on the toolbar as well. I am very happy with most every change, except for this one.
For me it's both the interlinear button and the parallel resource view button. I just want to set those and then be able to toggle them on and off.
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and the parallel resource view button.
Do you mean multi-view panel? Parallel resources is beside the navigation box so can't be made "more accessible"
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Again, normally we don't like to preview upcoming work, but I will say that a shortcut to toggle the Inline Reverse Interlinear is coming. This will function alongside the existing shortcut Ctrl+Shift+R / Cmd+Shift+R to toggle the Reverse Interlinear Pane and will likely land in version 38. The tooltips for both will be visible in the Interlinear Options dropdown in the dynamic toolbar.
As Eli alluded to, we have some work to do internally to improve our ability to add and reliably keep track of keyboard shortcuts. But we hear you and understand that keyboard shortcuts are even more valuable now for power users with the dynamic toolbar in place.
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https://community.logos.com/forums/p/224537/1321675.aspx#1321675
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I agree that this is not the most intuitive approach, but remember we're dealing with a software that has made its salt in straining the learning curve.I seem to use Interlinear a lot. I just found out that in order to see the Interlinear, I have to find Interlinear under "View" then I have to click on "Interlinear" and then turn it "On" to view it. Then I have to Click on "Interlinear" again then click on "Off" to turn it off.... It's more complicated this way.
Once you figure it out it kind of makes sense. If you're the toggle on/off type, just leave it set on View with Interlinear Options toggled on and Reverse Interlinear Pane checked; then toggle Interlinear Options on and off. There you have it. Fixed!
Just as our German friends have observed there is a word in their language that translates loosely "you fixed it but it's worse." They can correct me if I've shmeered it.
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