This is with Logos 6.3 beta 2 on Windows 8.1
The phrase "kingdom of heaven" in Matthew 20:1 in the NIV2011 has a community tag.
Now if I right-click on heaven, the context menu shows "kingdom of heaven" and the various options underneath that are just for "kingdom". I can't see any way of just selecting "heaven".
Is this a bug or expected behaviour?
Thanks, Graham
I can confirm this bug (this can't or at least shouldn't be expected behavior) for Win 7
Graham Criddle:I can't see any way of just selecting "heaven".
Check if it will work when you turn on the RI inline display of the Greek manuscript, for me it does then.
Running Logos 9 latest (beta) version on Win 10
NB.Mick:Check if it will work when you turn on the RI inline display of the Greek manuscript, for me it does then.
Indeed it does. Thanks Mick
Checking further, if you have the interlinear ribbon open and click on any of the words "kingdom of heaven" the ribbon doesn't move to the correct place.
It's "broken as designed." The right-click logic intentionally expands to include the whole reference. Otherwise, you'd right-click on the "3" in "Jn 3:16" and only select the "3" instead of the whole reference. Usually this is what you want, and has been pretty good behavior for 5 versions. But with a book that has a lot of community tags, it can become obnoxious.
It's on our list of things to fix (possibly with a meta-key). In the meantime, here's another workaround: If you turn off the Community Tags visual filter, text selection will go back to normal.
Eli Evans:It's "broken as designed."
I like that description
Thanks Eli