Using modals to increase customizability and allowing for different reference styles

[RandomUserWithInternet]

I had an idea to make a modal with increased functionality. If someone is studying with different versions or wanted to make notes on different versions, they could change it. In addition, with modals, there is future possibility for a variety of commands for different styles of reference. For example, one command might be an inline citation, while another would lead to a embed style citation.

Here's what the modal I made looks like currently:

Idea for different reference styles:

So essentially, you'd be able to use different commands for different reference styles, then you could also easily customize the translation and citation styles in the modal.

The modal doesn't work currently. I am still unfamiliar with how the verse suggesting process works, and it will take a bit for me to figure it out. I will try to learn and implement this properly so people could test it out, but for now, I'm making this draft request to see what people might think about it.

[tim-hub]

I like this idea, just one friendly reminder, try to re-use the UI as much as possible from the settings page, to make less duplication and UI alignment.

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