Missing view settings on mobile app

I am running logos mobile on my ipad with iOS 26.0.1. The ability to change the font size or the screen setting is missing. Disregard my question i did not notice that the setting is now on condense with a siding menu instead of all the setting opening all of the choices,

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Font Size: Drag the slider to change the font size for resources. Line Height: Drag the slider to change the line height for resources. Line Width: Drag the slider to adjust the side margins for resources. Brightness: Drag the slider to control the display brightness for the app. Appearance Settings: Choose between system, white, sepia, or black (dark) mode. Fonts: Set your desired font type for English, Greek, and Hebrew characters. Red Letter Text: Show the words of Christ in red in your Bibles. Scrolling View: Choose between scrolling view (swipe to keep reading) or page view (flip “pages” in your resources). If you deselect scrolling view, you can choose whether or not to include footnotes in page view and how many columns to display by default.

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