Cannot highlight in or copy from NET bible notes in the iPad app

Joe Kaczmarek · July 2014

In the iPad app, cannot highlight or copy in the translator's notes sections.

JT (alabama24) · July 2014

Joe Kaczmarek said:

In the iPad app, cannot highlight or copy in the translator's notes sections.

I know that you can't copy inline footnotes, but if you press the superscript letter, you should be able to copy in the popup. As for highlighting, I don't think that highlighting in footnotes is available anywhere in logos (either mobile or desktop).

NB.Mick · July 2014

JT (alabama24)

Jul 3, 2014

In the iPad app, cannot highlight or copy in the translator's notes sections.

I know that you can't copy inline footnotes, but if you press the superscript letter, you should be able to copy in the popup. As for highlighting, I don't think that highlighting in footnotes is available anywhere in logos (either mobile or desktop).

alabama24 said:

I don't think that highlighting in footnotes is available anywhere in logos (either mobile or desktop).

which is a really unbelievable design gap - given that Logos specializes in bible study resources (mainly commentaries) that are full of footnotes and often contain the finer details of exegetical arguments etc. in the footnotes.

I think there's a petition on uservoice page #1 asking for this feature since I know of uservoice....

Bradley Grainger (Logos) · July 2014

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/607121#Comment_607121

NB.Mick said:
I think there's a petition on uservoice page #1 asking for this feature

I didn't find this on page 1. There is one suggestion that asks for highlighting in footnotes; strangely, it only has one vote: http://logos.uservoice.com/forums/42823-logos-bible-software-5/suggestions/822227-provide-the-ability-to-mark-up-footnotes

Then there are these suggestions that include highlighting in footnotes along with a laundry list of other requests:

Obviously, we can infer that it's a popular request in that it's been reposted at least four times. However, when a single "suggestion" contains several independent items, it's hard to know what people are actually voting for. We may need to split up these suggestions.