Add click setting to Factbook visual filter
Armin
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I would like to have various options on how to start Factbook when the Factbook Visual Filter is on. I would prefer to double-click a word to start the Factbook so that I can use single-click to open the Information window.
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Double- and triple-click are both currently assignable, so there might be room to add FB to one of these menus, especially if links to lemma pages in FB were part of the mix instead of just preferred lexicon.0
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I would like to have to move the mouse the little bit to click on the popup rather than the text to bring up the factbook. That should eliminate most accidental clicks without changes in clicks that could cause other unintended issues.0
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Prior to Logos 9, I could double click a Hebrew word and HALOT would automatically open. Now the only way to do this is to double click the word once (which opens factbook - not my desire) and then double click again for HALOT. Is there a way to change the setting to where factbook does not open on the click? I do a lot of exegetical studies and this has created an extra (unwanted) step. Thanks, Scot0
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@scot-keen-62, I'm not able to reproduce this behavior. For me, double-clicking once on a word in the LHB opens Factbook AND opens HALOT.0
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@aeberlein, it shouldn't interfere. Rather, a single click on a word with the underline should open Factbook AND navigate the Information panel. Is that not your experience?0
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@dnews-64, having the tooltip persist and making it clickable is something we've talked about. I think could help users navigate to the right Factbook page without going to the interstitial page first.0
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@phil-gons: Yes, this is the behavior. But I don't want Factbook to open each time I clock on a word. My ideal behaviour would be:
- Click on a word gives me details on the word in the Information Panel
- Double-click (or shift-click or command-click) opens the Factbook.0 -
@phil-gons I think this would be the perfect solution. Thanks!0
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@aeberlein, thanks for clarifying. I think we can support that scenario in a couple of ways.0
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@phil-gons: That would be great. Maybe you could offer some options so that people can use their preferred way of opening the Factbook.0
