Information overload is what I see, when I hover over a word. see pic.
Are you using "bug" as an idiom?
By the way if you return your font to default the little squares below the line turn back into angle brackets which bracket the idiom. I like my preferred font better, so I live with the boxes. They kind of overdid the idiom markers didn't they.
Probably they'll eventually notice the Libronix Feb 2012 LEB version is missing 39 of its books. But the other 27 are fully armed with idiom symbols.
Lynden
Cannot duplicate your results. What word did you 'hover over' to get this display? What settings do you have for the Information window?
Hi Jack
I got the same display in the Information window by clicking on "vegetables" in 1:12.
Graham
I found it - hover over the 'z' in verse 11, you get the same result. But you can see similar results elsewhere.
That's Nuts! Oh wait… they are legumes. Nevermind.
Eureka—Found it [I] If Footnotes are checked in Settings, all footnotes in the chapter are displayed, and LEB contains LOTS of footnotes.
Thanks for the footnote tip Jack. Still does not get rid of the annoying boxes. As far as I know I never changed the default font. What should it be anyway? Besides, they are in the main text of the Bible.
Still does not get rid of the annoying boxes. …Besides, they are in the main text of the Bible.
Those little boxes in your screenshot are small angle brackets in mine. Their purpose is to mark the English meaning of a Hebrew idiom.
As far as I know I never changed the default font. What should it be anyway?
My default font is "Default" [8-|] Other than that, I don't know
Wonder about Information suggestion for footnotes to add check box for idiom markers ?
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