App.Logos.com Release Notes - 19 May

Bradley Grainger (Logos)

App.Logos.com has been deployed with two new beta features:

Passage Guide (on the Guides menu)
Atlas (on the Tools menu)

Known Issues

Not all Guide Sections are available
Literary Typing is based on the Logos 5 PG section, not the Logos 6 section
Can't customize guide templates
Opening a resource from the Passage Guide will cover the guide (use Guides > Passage Guide to get back)
No Find/Search in Atlas
Atlas may not display an error message if you try to access it without owning maps as part of a Logos 6 base package or crossgrade

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Comments

David Taylor, Jr.

SWEEEET! Release notes and new feature updates on the same post. This made my day.

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/727715#Comment_727715

Passage guide works great, love that it keeps my prioritization, and it is FAST!

Mark Barnes

Thanks for the release notes. It's good to see the PG arriving from the mobile apps.

Being ultra-picky, I'm not seeing custom resource titles anywhere in the app. That would be useful for me.

MJ. Smith

Coming along quite nicely. I'll do a bit of serious testing later today but I love the basic layout - very easy for these old eyes to read and very clean of distractions. Nice.

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/727761#Comment_727761

What font is being used in the app? Is it just me or is it different from the L6 default font?

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/727772#Comment_727772

It's Skolar — the default L5/L6 font.

David Taylor, Jr.

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/727785#Comment_727785

It's Skolar — the default L5/L6 font.

Hmm weird, just looks different to me for some reason. Eyes play games I guess.

Mark Barnes

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/727789#Comment_727789

Hmm weird, just looks different to me for some reason. Eyes play games I guess.

Chrome doesn't do a brilliant job of rendering fonts IMO. You'll probably get closer to the desktop rendering in Internet Explorer.

Dan Langston

The Atlas is a great upgrade on the web app. I'm pleased that I can now illustrate the fertile crescent on classroom computers when I lecture in my Old Testament class. I also like how easy it is to copy the contents of the atlas.