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I often want to insert a project note which relates to a whole proposition, sentence or verse and therefore want to select all the relevant text. But if that text contains a footnote or x-ref caller, I'm not allowed to do it. Why? The presence of a footnote in the middle of a phrase shouldn't prevent me making a comment on the whole phrase. I know there are work-arounds but it happens so often it really is a nuisance and I really can't see the rationale for it.

Is it something that can be changed?
Paratext by (242 points)

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Notes can't cross any marker (footnotes included). The reason is because of technical limitations in how text highlighting is done in the editor.
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While you cannot cross marker boundaries, you can add a note to an entire verse by clicking on the verse number. This will highlight the entire verse even if there are notes in the verse.
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Thank you. That will at least help with some situations.
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