What would it take?

How do I get the reference to make a hyperlink to a libronix book?

 

I'll dissect one of the hyperlinks I created to give a bit of a tutorial.

* [[Guthrie, D. (1996). New Testament introduction >> libronixdls:jump|pos=LLS-AOL:0<ntintro1.149>.0.0|res=LLS:38.0.6]] - */(...the period immediately preceding or during the Neronian persecutions)/*

"* " - (Note the space after the astrick, it is important!) this declares the item as something that can be checked off when viewing the item in the reading list.

"[[" - double brackets indicate the start of a hyperlink

"Guthrie, D. (1996). New Testament introduction" - Is the part of the hyperlink you want displayed.

" >> " - (note the space before and after the greater then signs. They are important!) divides what you want displayed from the link you want to go to.

"libronixdls:jump|pos=LLS-AOL:0<ntintro1.149>.0.0|res=LLS:38.0.6" - The url you want to go to. You can get this by opening the resource you want to go to in L4, clicking the book in the upper left corner of the window, and select URL from the "Copy Location Block"

"]]" - double brackets close the hyperlink.

" - " - something I added in to visually separate the hyperlink from the following note.

"*/" - Indicates the start of a bold and italic section. if you want just bold use "*". if you want just italic use "/".

"(...the period immediately preceding or during the Neronian persecutions)" - A note to give the peruse an idea of the conclusion the author came to. This is to aide someone saying "I would like to find an author that supports e.g. a conclusion about the date.)

"/*" - closes out the section you wanted bold and italics.

you can view what this would look like in the "Epistle to First Peter" reading list under the "Date" section. Or you can copy and paste the line above into the article you want to edit and scroll down to the bottom of the page. This gives you a preview of what your current syntax will look like.

Hope this helps!

I had trouble accessing your sermon mount reading list in Logos. I found the problem and it has to do with the name of the reading list.

 

Logos, this is a bug. there was a "/" in the name of the reading list of the "Sermon on the Mount/Plain" list. When I  removed the "/" the reading list opened in Logos.

Sorry to report that bug and run...I was "stealing" 5 minutes from my wife before we went for a walk when I saw your reading list. When I couldn't open it I tried figuring out what it was quickly and had just enough time to find the problem and post the bug before I forgot :-)

Great job starting a list! So what are your initial comments on the process?

Initially I was thinking "its going to be way to hard to create lists to be practical." But then I got a rhythm and it started to get easy. naturally Logos will invest more then what they currently have planned in it when it sees value in it, and its value is not determined by what it can do but in how much it is used. I'm gonna try to be the "advocate" of reading lists so we can get enough power users creating content that more average users use in Logos so that Logos will simplify the process which would encourage a wider spectrum of people creating lists. I really don't want to see this potential wasted. It adds a level of intelligence to searches that you will never get from a string on syntax.