I'm seeing what looks like a hand drawn arrow next to a Bible verse in my Bible window. I have attached a screenshot. How did it get there and what does it mean? (I have a Max subscription.)
Thanks!
This is either a highlight or a visual filter
It looks like it has been drawn from the Emphasis Markup section of the Highlighter Tool.
Try turning off Highlights and / or Visual Filters and see which causes it to disappear.
Nevermind! I figured it out. It was a highlight feature. The problem was that I was trying to left click and right click on it and nothing was happening, so I couldn't figure it out. However, when I clicked and dragged over the verse to highlight it, the highlight popup showed the circle-with-a-slash icon. This tipped me off that there was a highlight. When I clicked on that icon, the arrow went away. [I don't remember putting that highlight there, but I might have during some training exercise.]
I hope this might help somebody else with a similar question.
You found it, Graham! It was a highlight feature.
Thanks for your response!
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