Removing Reading Plans

I've searched high and low, but there seems to be no way to remove Reading Plans from the left side panel of the Home screen in Logos 5.

Using a Mac, there is no File -> Delete. Contextual clicks do not reveal a way to remove these plans. When I choose to Edit them, I close the window and it disappears from the left side panel - but when I relaunch they all show up again.

How to?

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Jacques

The only way to delete: Go to Documents, find the Reading Plan document - right click and Delete.

Why is this so hard to get to? There are so many intuitive ways to delete the document, but the most obvious ways are not enabled.. (in the Edit section, or straight within the Home screen - for instances)

thanks for reading, maybe someone else will be helped by this

Jacques

Dave Hooton

I've searched high and low, but there seems to be no way to remove Reading Plans from the left side panel of the Home screen in Logos 5.

To remove reading plans just deselect them in Customize >> Features

Jacques

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/448109#Comment_448109

Good point, I may not have worded that correctly. I meant how to remove single Reading Plans, and as I wrote above I finally found it..

A few of the intuitive places were missing the option to delete plans.

Funny thing, JUST after I posted the question - I came across the Documents list.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/448283#Comment_448283

Good point, I may not have worded that correctly. I meant how to remove single Reading Plans, and as I wrote above I finally found it..

Home Page is a place to display Reading Plans with some limited functionality like Edit. The primary functionality for create/edit/delete is always in the Documents menu; so remove (to me) means "get if off the Home Page". Home Page is also a place to launch Guides and resources connected to a Passage or Topic for casual study whereas having Layouts of your own is the best way for serious study. Regard it as an introduction to what is available in Logos with Layouts, Documents, Guides & Tools.