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public:nnels:etext:q_a [2024/04/21 20:56]
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 +Q: I have a couple of questions for "Stories to Warm the Heart at Christmas". Thanks!
  
-Q: Chart in Part 5 of the NKJV Life Application Study Bible. I know this information should be in a table because of a previous similar (but simpler) chart, but I’m not sure how many columns, or possibly how many tables.+1. Right after the cover page there is a label-like page for gifting the book (as seen in (A) in the image below). I was unsure how to format this or if it should be removed.
  
-For kings of Israel and kings of Judah, there is the following information: +2. At the end of each story there is a small poem or quotation in a stylized box (as seen in (B) in the image below). I wondered if these should be in text boxes or just be under a heading level 2. 
-  * Year of start of reign +{{ :public:nnels:etext:storieschristmas.jpg?400 |}}
-  * Length of reign +
-  * King’s name +
-  * Events associated with king +
-  * Accomplishments of king +
-  * Bible references+
  
-There are also bars that represent prophets that prophesied during the kings’ reigns, and sometimes the prophets overlap with multiple kings.+Q: A 2-part question about notes in what appear to be headings in Part 7 (Psalms) of NKJV Life Application Study Bible.
  
-Here is image 1 of 4 that connect. In images 3 and 4, there are additional bars representing the prophets in the bottom section as well as the top section.+  - For our purposes, can a heading have a note in it? 
 +  - Are these even headings? In the following example, see the text that reads: “To the Chief Musician, a contemplation of the sons of Korah” (bottom of left page and top of right page). I identified this text as a heading rather than body text because the font size and style matches what is used for headings in previous sections. However, I think it could make sense as body text, too…
  
-{{ :public:nnels:etext:harmonychart1.jpg?600 |}}+{{ :public:nnels:etext:headingnotesqa.jpg |}} 
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 +A: What page in the ebook is this located on? 
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 +Q pt 2: It seems as though the size of the font changes the page numbers... There are several instances within Psalms, which you can access through the TOC. The first instance is actually in Psalm 5, also 6, 7, 8, 9, 12 etc. (I gave a later example in my original question to show the difference in the font size between the body text under head H2 "Book Two. Psalms 42-72."
  
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 +A: Remove both.
    
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 +A: You can use an endnote.
  
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