As I have never used the Paideia glossary before, I just gave it a try in FF/PC Alpheios Reading Tools 3.4.1 build incr-3.4.x.20211118345
Alpheios Components 3.3.3-incr-3.4.x.20211116233 build i662-lexical-dicts.20211118457
Few issues here:
1) I think Paideia glossary is the right terminology, so pls change Paidea into Paideia in the Lexicons (Short Definitions) drop-down
2) when I select the Paideia Glossary and remove the Whitaker, it does work correclty in lookup and wordlist but it does not in double click. It briefly shows a pop-up with Paideia Glossary but then it generated the pop-up from Whitaker. see below
from double click
from lookup or wordlist
3) this is a question: if I select only Paideia glossary, I was expecting to see onlythis glossary, and not also the Whitaker which is deselected. how should it work? in the greek language when I deselect all glossaries, I get No definition found. Instead, in the Latin, when no glossary is selected, I still get the definition from Whitaker glossary. it looks like Whitaker is sticky.
As I have never used the Paideia glossary before, I just gave it a try in FF/PC Alpheios Reading Tools 3.4.1 build incr-3.4.x.20211118345 Alpheios Components 3.3.3-incr-3.4.x.20211116233 build i662-lexical-dicts.20211118457
Few issues here: 1) I think Paideia glossary is the right terminology, so pls change Paidea into Paideia in the Lexicons (Short Definitions) drop-down 2) when I select the Paideia Glossary and remove the Whitaker, it does work correclty in lookup and wordlist but it does not in double click. It briefly shows a pop-up with Paideia Glossary but then it generated the pop-up from Whitaker. see below
from double click
from lookup or wordlist
3) this is a question: if I select only Paideia glossary, I was expecting to see onlythis glossary, and not also the Whitaker which is deselected. how should it work? in the greek language when I deselect all glossaries, I get No definition found. Instead, in the Latin, when no glossary is selected, I still get the definition from Whitaker glossary. it looks like Whitaker is sticky.