Add notes to Passages in Passage lists

It is great being able to create a passage list around a particular topic. It would be more helpful if after making a passage list, you are able to add comments under each individual passage so that you can commment/have a note explaining how that passage relates to the topic.

Find more posts tagged with

Submitted

Not set

Desktop App

Status: Submitted

Comments

Jason York

Passage lists have a lot of potential, but it does feel more like a beta feature presently. I totally agree that the ability to add a note (also perhaps a title and subtitle) would make passage lists far more helpful.

Other feature additions that would be super helpful would be

Ability to select which translation to use for each passage in the list (obviously there can still be a default translation). Switching every verse to a different translation is not presently helpful.
The ability to change order and rearrange verses perhaps even under subheadings.
The ability to highlight and mark up the verses would easily draw attention to why they have been added to a particular list.
Expanded exporting options. I would love to be able to control formatting, font size, perhaps even visually pleasing formatting options that would work well for viewing on smart phones like exporting a single passage, parts of the whole list or the entire list (I would like to be able to export a list of bible verses on fear or purity to a friend for example, with or without the added markup, notes etc). I would love to be able to export the text to use in another word processor as well. I have a host of lists that I have found no way to use

MJ. Smith

Good news: You can provide notes of limited length

You can drag and drop to the location of your choice.

Austin

I'm glad they have headings in the passage lists and find them useful for basic organization of passages. I still would love to be able to add notes (not headings, meaning notes that are opened in the notes panel) to each passage so that you can write a paragraph(s) with insights and comments on how that passage relates to the topic you are studying (hence the making of a passage list).

Lukas

@Austin why not make a note with all the notes you want, and then copy the location of the passage list, type in the note Passage List and then select the text and then hyperlink the text with the location of the Passage list.