Keep Visual Filters, but not enabled
Is it possible to disable a Visual Filter, while at the same time keeping it under your documents?
For example: I have a simple Visual Filter that highlights 'verbs'. I also have some more complex Visual Filters that make use of complex morphological descriptions. Sometimes I want to use the Visual Filter 'verbs' and not the other, but I do NOT want to set up again that complex Visual Filter.
Or the other way around, of course: I only want to apply the complex filter, but not the verb filter.
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Michel Pauw said:
Is it possible to disable a Visual Filter, while at the same time keeping it under your documents?
Yes this is possible click on the Visual Filter button on the resource toolbar , three dots arrange like a triangle , scroll down the list until you find the visual filter you want to show/hide and select/unselect it.
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Michel Pauw said:
Is it possible to disable a Visual Filter, while at the same time keeping it under your documents?
Absolutely! Select the filters icon (three little circles) in your resource, scroll down to visual filters and select/deselect the ones you'd like to display. Deselecting does absolutely nothing to remove the filter from your documents, so you'll be able to reselect at any time.
Tip: If the VF applies to multiple resources (e.g. "all resources with Logos Hebrew morphology") you can right click on the title of the VF (in the filters menu) and choose to show/hide in all [appropriate] resources.
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Thank you very much!
It's a bit non-intuitive, but it's there.Dell XPS 17 9700, W11, 32GB, 1TB SSD, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060
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Michael, one other "tip" is to click on the icon on the right of a VF and you have the option to "do not show in any resources". This is helpful if you have a VF based on say Logos Greek Morphology and it is open by default in all texts using that morphology. You can then go to the text you want to show the VF and select it as needed.
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