Custom Highlighting: Orig Lang. (for Visual Filters)

* Now let's try out the new highlighting style.

#. In the ESV, use your mouse to select the word LORD.

* In the ESV, use your mouse to select the word LORD.

#. Click on your new highlighting style.

* Click on your new highlighting style.

#. Now the word LORD in the ESV that you highlight should look like this {{$ media:CustHL_OLVF2e.png }}

* Now the word LORD in the ESV that you highlight should look like this {{$ media:CustHL_OLVF2e.png }}

 

* You could use an English word instead of the Hebrew word e.g. Yahweh or YHWH.

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!! Building a Visual Filter to use your Highlighting style

* This will guide you in building a Visual Filter to use the custom highlighting style that you have built.

#. In the top menu, click on *Documents* (or *Docs*)

#. In the top menu, click on *Documents* (or *Docs*)

#. In the drop down menu click on *New*, then on *Visual Filter* \\ \\ {{$ media:CustHL_OLVF3b.png?maxwidth=550 }} \\ \\

#. In the drop down menu click on *New*, then on *Visual Filter* \\ \\ {{$ media:CustHL_OLVF3b.png?maxwidth=550 }} \\ \\

#. Now Logos has opened a new Visual Filter editing window.

#. Now Logos has opened a new Visual Filter editing window.

#. Open the ESV Bible

#. Open the ESV Bible

 * In the /Reference/ box, enter *Psalms 24:3*

#. Clickon the word *LORD* in verse 3

#. Rightclick the word *LORD* in verse 3

 #. Notice in the RI that LORD is selected

 * In the pop-up menu, on the right side click on *Lemma*

 #. Right click on the select word in the RI.

 * In the pop-up menu, on the left side click on *Copy*

 #. In the pop-up menu, on the right side click on *Lemma*

#. In the Visual Filter editor window,

 #. In the pop-up menu, on the left side click on *Copy* (this copies the Hebrew for this word to the clipboard)

 * Click in the name box

#. In the Visual Filter editor window,

 * Name your Visual Filter e.g. LORD / YHWH

#. Click in the namebox

#.Select*Morph* in the filtertype

 #. Name your Visual Filter (e.g. LORD / YHWH)

#. Select *Logos Hebrew*

#. Select *Morph* in the filtertype

#. Select *ESV* for the resource

#. Select *Anderson-Forbes Hebrew Morphology* (since we are looking for words in the OT)

#. Select *Old Testament* for the range.

#. Select *ESV* for the resource

#. Now we will set the original language word that we want to be highlighted

#. Select *Old Testament* for the range (since Hebrew words only appear in the OT)

 * Click in the /Search/ box on the left

#. Now we will set the original language word that we want to be highlighted

 * Type the text *lemma:*  (don't forget the colon) then paste in the Hebrew word.

 #. Click in the Find box on the left

#. Click the /Formatting/ box to the right and select the highlighting style that you created previously.

 #. Type the text *lemma:*  (don't forget the colon) then on your keyboard press the key combination *Ctrl V* to paste the Hebrew word in.

 * In the ESV, you should see the word LORD change to show the new highlighting.

 #. If a second copy of _lemma:_ appears, click in the box and delete the first occurrence.

 

#. Click the Formatting box to the right and in the drop down menu, scroll to the bottom and select the custom highlighting style that you created in the previous section (e.g. YHWH).

* It is important to know that every occurrence of the lemma that you used *may not be translated as LORD*. So where some occurrences of the highlighting show where they should not, you will understand what is happening.

#. In a few seconds you should see in the ESV the word LORD change to show the new highlighting. (click in the ESV window and scroll a little back and forth).

* It is important to know that *ever occurrence of the lemma that you used may not be translated as LORD*. So where some occurrences of the highlighting show where they should not, you will understand what is happening. This exercise was to show you how to create original language highlighting and have it applied via Visual Filters.

* If you really wanted to customize your filter for each true lemma that is LORD, you could build a Passage List (see [[Using Passage List to limit Visual Filters]]{{~ )}}

* Possibly do a Morph Search on *lemma:יהוה ANDEQUALS LORD*, then create a Passage List.

* Possibly do a Morph Search on *lemma:יהוה INTERSECTS LORD*, then create a Passage List.

* Then in your Visual Filter change the _Old Testament_ to the Passage List(step10)thatyoubuiltabove.

* Then in your Visual Filter(step10) change the _Old Testament_ to the Passage List.

* You can use the Locator bar in the ESV to move between different highlighted text (see [[Finding Highlighted Text]]{{~ )}}