BUGS: Timeline

1. The titles of books are not in italics. Yes this is picky but when an entry is truncated an unfamiliar, the visual cue that it is a title is very helpful,

2. The option title "fit" indicates to me "fit entries to the screen" rather than select era. While the select predefined era feature is very nice, we also really need a "fit" ... Several times I've had trouble finding all the entries as given by the count at the top.

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tom

1. The titles of books are not in italics. Yes this is picky but when an entry is truncated an unfamiliar, the visual cue that it is a title is very helpful,

2. The option title "fit" indicates to me "fit entries to the screen" rather than select era. While the select predefined era feature is very nice, we also really need a "fit" ... Several times I've had trouble finding all the entries as given by the count at the top.

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Tonya J Ross

1. The titles of books are not in italics. Yes this is picky but when an entry is truncated an unfamiliar, the visual cue that it is a title is very helpful,

I think I'm just missing what you are referring to. The only title references I see are the abbreviated titles in the popup when you click on an event. Could you give me a specific example of what you mean?

2. The option title "fit" indicates to me "fit entries to the screen" rather than select era. While the select predefined era feature is very nice, we also really need a "fit" ... Several times I've had trouble finding all the entries as given by the count at the top.

There has been some discussion about this issue already, but I can suggest another look at the behavior.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/424743#Comment_424743

Enter "Manasseh" and look at 1632 A.D.

Tonya J Ross

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/425180#Comment_425180

Enter "Manasseh" and look at 1632 A.D.

I see. Thank you very much for the example. I will create a case for this issue.