0 votes
126 views

https://community.scripture.software.sil.org/t/verse-per-line-in-ptxprint/4185

On the above link I found it very helpful for adding verse by verse format.

But we would like to print ours with verse by verse format, but we want our paragraph markers to create space in between the sections, like in the image (We have paragraph markers in the paratext file)

Can anyone help us with the code to add to PTX print to get this desired format?

PTXprint by (110 points) | 126 views

1 Answer

0 votes

If you add these changes.txt rules to your project, it should give you the desired layout.

"\\v " > "\\m\n\\v "
"\\p[\s\r\n]*\\m" > "\\b\n\\m"

by (3.2k points)
This worked, thank you!!

Related questions

0 votes
1 answer 380 views
Hi, I just started getting in depth with Paratext and now PTXprint and I can't seem to make PTXprint output each ... yet) in PTXprint. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
Valera1865 108 asked Jan 13, 2024
0 votes
1 answer 141 views
Hi, I'm noob. I need help. I want to increase space between \lik...\lik* and \liv1...\liv1* and print draft with PTXprint, but I don't know where to adjust the space setting.
Y Mdu Niê 124 asked Nov 19, 2025
0 votes
2 answers 976 views
I have a user who wants to format the translation so that it will be printed one verse per line- that is, each ... this is handled in the best way possible. Thanks, anon609523 Hall
anon609523 108 asked Aug 8, 2017
0 votes
1 answer 153 views
Hi! In PTXPrint I'd like to use the 'Hanging Poetry Verse Numbers' option as it looks a lot cleaner. This is fine ... could confuse our readers in some cases. Thanks so much! Phil
anon913937 124 asked Nov 18, 2025
+1 vote
1 answer 121 views
I'm missing white space separator between the book's name and the chapter number in reference range placed at the ... misconfigured something here? I don't know where to look.
odysiusbt 125 asked Jun 19
Welcome to Support Bible, where you can ask questions and receive answers from other members of the community.
But if we walk in the light, as he is in the light, we have fellowship with one another, and the blood of Jesus, his Son, purifies us from all sin.
1 John 1:7
3,062 questions
6,022 answers
5,693 comments
2,036 users