How verses look
Change the font, size, colors, background and reference of the verses you project.
In the Bible tab, the palette icon at the bottom left (Verse style) opens the style for all verses, full screen. In the middle is a preview drawn exactly like the projector. Under it, Short verse and Long verse switch the sample; the long one shows how John 3:16 fits.
Changes apply as you make them, and if a verse is live, they show on the projector instantly. Back closes it. The options are on the right, in collapsible sections:
| Section | What it changes |
|---|---|
| Background | A solid color, a gradient (Start color, End color and Direction) or a library image, set to Fill the screen or Fit the whole image (Fit). Import image… at the end of the list adds one from your computer. |
| Layout | Vertical alignment, Text alignment, Line spacing and Width. |
| The verse | The Font (the app's own or any font installed on the computer), the Size (as a percentage of the screen width), the Color, the Weight and the Shadow, with its Strength. |
| Auto-fit | Shrink to fit: a long verse gets smaller until it fits, but never below the Minimum size. |
| The reference | Show the reference (“John 3:16”), its Position (Above the verse or Below the verse), Capitalization and Show the version (Don't show it, On the same line or On its own line), with its own size, color, weight and shadow. |
Tip: If you show the version, give it a short name in Settings › Bible, like “KJV”, since that's the text that appears on screen.
Restore the original style, at the bottom of the options, resets everything to how it came, after you confirm. It uses the “Night” background if that's still in the library, or black if it isn't.
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