Guides

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!! Guide Editor

See [[Logos 8 Editor >> # L8Editor]] below

*Logos 8 and later*

 If you often don't use certain sections, or you aren't satisfied with the default *Settings* in a section, then you should consider creating a /Custom Guide/. Conversely, if you frequently *Add* sections or reposition sections, it is likely that you need a custom guide.

Although the standard guides can be customised without restriction, it is still possible to create a /Custom Guide/. In the Guides menu, click *New* at the bottom, then *Make a new Guide*:

 From the panel menu of your open guide, click *Edit Guide Template*, give it a new name, and make your changes.

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/Kind/ allows for all word-based and scripture-based guides, and the editor will restrict the available sections accordingly. The Passage Guide and Exegetical Guide could share the same sections, so you could have a guide that both studies the passage and the words in the passage.

Once you have created a custom guide it is saved under *Custom Guides* in the Guides menu. If you right-click that guide and select *Edit*, you can change its name as well as make other changes.

 

  Custom guides appear in the right-click Context menu.

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*Earlier versions*

If you often don't use certain sections, or you aren't satisfied with the default *Settings* in a section, then you should consider creating a /Custom Guide/. Conversely, if you frequently *Add* sections or reposition sections, it is likely that you need a custom guide.

From the panel menu of your open guide, click *Edit Guide Template*, give it a new name, and make your changes.

 

Alternatively, you can create a guide from scratch. From the Guides menu, click *Make a new guide template* at the bottom:

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 The /Template type/ allows for all word-based and scripture-based guides, and the editor will restrict the available sections accordingly. The Passage Guide and Exegetical Guide could share the same sections, so you could have a guide that both studies the passage and the words in the passage.

The /Template type/ allows for all word-based and scripture-based guides, and the editor will restrict the available sections accordingly. The Passage Guide and Exegetical Guide could share the same sections, so you could have a guide that both studies the passage and the words in the passage.

 Once you have created a custom guide it is shown in the Guides menu. And if you prefix the name with "My" e.g. _My Passage Guide_, Logos recognizes the name and uses it from the Home Page when you enter a word or scripture reference in the /Go/ box. The guide also appears in the right-click Context menu.

Once you have created a custom guide it is shown in the Guides menu. And if you prefix the name with "My" e.g. _My Passage Guide_, Logos recognizes the name and uses it from the Home Page when you enter a word or scripture reference in the /Go/ box. The guide also appears in the right-click Context menu.

 

 

\#L8Editor

*Guide Editor* - *Logos 8* and later

Although the standard guides can be customised without restriction, it is still possible to create a /Custom Guide/. In the Guides menu, click *New* at the bottom, then *Make a new Guide*:

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 /Kind/ allows for all word-based and scripture-based guides, and the editor will restrict the available sections accordingly. The Passage Guide and Exegetical Guide could share the same sections, so you could have a guide that both studies the passage and the words in the passage.

 Once you have created a custom guide it is saved under *Custom Guides* in the Guides menu. If you right-click that guide and select *Edit*, you can change its name as well as make other changes.

 

  Custom guides appear in the right-click Context menu.