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Is there a way to change the navigation menu to use Scripture reference settings, e.g. /toc3?
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This is currently not possible. If you are using an alternate language for the interface you should be able to use those letters (for example - hec  for Hechos (Acts) or sal for Salmos (Psalms))
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