Tranparently linked Strong's numbers

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RobertRathbone
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Tranparently linked Strong's numbers

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Would it be possible to have words highlighted in some way (perhaps underlining) when you hover over a word when the Strong's setting is set to "Strong's Data Transparently Linked" to show which English words are represented by the Strong's reference? Since the Strong's references follow the English words, you might have the hover to underline the English words between the Strong's reference and the previous Strong's reference (or the beginning of the verse, whichever comes first). When you move the mouse away from the word, the underline goes away so that you only see it when you hover over a word.

Such a feature would be helpful to me so that I can see which English words pertain to the Greek/Hebrew word in the original. Sometimes a single Greek/Hebrew word requires multiple English words to express its meaning.

Hope this is a helpful suggestion.

Robert

Tim
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Re: Tranparently linked Strong's numbers

Post by Tim »

I'll look into that for a future release.

The SN always follows the group of words it represents. So all words between numbers belong to the following. If there is any doubt, the Interlinear should clear it up.
Tim Morton
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RobertRathbone
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Re: Tranparently linked Strong's numbers

Post by RobertRathbone »

This suggestion is one of convenience rather than the question of having or not having the ability to determine what words are represented by a particular Greek/Hebrew word. I can always show the Strong's numbers and see which words are between the Strong's numbers (or the beginning of the verse and the first Strong's number, as I mentioned) when I need to see how the Greek/Hebrew was translated.

Thanks for taking a look at this.

Robert

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