Reading Plan (Basics)

 #. select *Reading Plan*.

 #. select *Custom Reading Plan*

 

Logos will open the Reading Plan *editor*: \\ \\ {{$@img-fluid amber:11328219:47143998}}  \\

 

Make sure that the *Read starting* date is correct (default is *today*).

 

!!! Using the Add menu

Click *Add* to quickly add readings from another Reading Plan or Passage List (Clippings are not recommended/considered here). The imported sessions/readings will begin at the *Reading session* date, which should be chosen with care.

* *Reading Plan* \\ The sessions, readings and *breaks* will be reproduced, but adherence to /weekday/ or specific /day/ readings depends on the *Reading session* date. The Plan's resource will be used for the readings.

* *Passage List* \\ Each passage is added to successive sessions beginning at the *Reading session* date i.e. the readings could start at Day 6 instead of Day 1 (the *Read starting* date). This is ideal for a plan with no breaks, otherwise you may have to use several lists and use the *Reading session* date to introduce breaks. Your preferred bible will be used for the readings.

 

!!! Manually Adding Readings & Sessions

This affords the greatest flexibility as you can create sessions, or *add* readings to existing sessions without restriction i.e. you can have sessions with a variable number of readings.

 

You can add readings via *Drop a shortcut here*, *Choose an open resource* and *type in a reference*. If you type a reference, the /preferred/ resource will be used for the readings. The others can use a specific resource for the readings.

When you have finished adding readings, click the *Add session* button to create (or add to) the session indicated by the *Reading session* date. You can adjust this date to create breaks.

 

Logos will open the Reading Plan *editor*:

* *Choose an open resource* \\ Select a suggested passage/section from your open resources. The suggested passages are based on the active reference in the /reference/ box. You can scroll to obtain references/page numbers, or manually enter them e.g. Mt 2:12-16 will be used as the reading.

 

~</to be finalised/~>

* *Drop a shortcut here* \\ Rather than selecting a resource from a list, drag its tab to this location and drop it.

* *Type in a reference* \\ Click on this and type a bible reference into the box. A range is accepted, but multiple bible passages (separated by comma or semi-colon) are not accepted. The /preferred/ resource will be used for the reading.

 

\\ \\