A Personal Book weirdness...

I am running Logos 5.1 and am editing a Personal Book initially created in 2011 under Logos 4...

My question has to do with the Label using the syntax - [[surface text >> reference]] - for a Bible ref. that is not normally recognized by Logos.

The ref. is in a sentence with another fully expressed Bible ref. but when rendered, the newly created label using the above syntax, the label/hyperlink text is smaller - appearing as if a smaller text point size...

In this case, I want the label "10:45" to show ref. for Acts 10:45. I used syntax [[10:45>>Acts 10:45]]

Here is a photo to help explain-

What should I try to fix?

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Dave Hooton

The ref. is in a sentence with another fully expressed Bible ref.

I cannot reproduce this. Have you checked the formatting in the sentence i.e. same font/size? Otherwise, upload the docx file for diagnosing.

Bill Cook

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/540432#Comment_540432

Well, Dave, I thought I might have narrowed it down to a Word 2013 issue since the original file was made in Word 2010. This book was originally converted into a docx file from a pdf file. So, there is no telling how "unclean" it is... I know that the docx format is a zipped XML file and understood that MS made some changes to the docx format between Word 2010 and Word 2013. But, I am not inclined to pour through pages and pages of XML to see if I can find the culprit. So, I performed an experiment with Word 2010 and Word 2013 - adding ref. labels in different places in the file in both versions. And, the results were conflicting.

So, I gave up and copied the offending paragraph into a TXT document, saving, thus cleaning the cluttered code anomalies. Then, I copied and pasted back into Word 2013 and it was magically fixed...