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Bible Tooltips

Add Scripture tooltips from any online Bible to any Bible reference

Major Update v 0.3

This script now supports multiple bible translations in seven different languages!

Supported Versions:
  1. New International Version (en)
  2. English Standard Version (en)
  3. NET Bible (en)
  4. New American Standard Version (en)
  5. La Bible du Semuer (fr)
  6. Nueva Version Internacional (es)
  7. Elberfelder (de)
  8. Chinese Union Version (Simplified) (zh)
  9. Arabic Life Application Bible (ar)
  10. Russian Synodal Version (ru)

On the first install you will be asked to select a bible, you can revise this choice at any stage by right clicking the greasemonkey icon and selecting

User Script Commands | Select Bible

WARNING: Uninstall the NET Bible Tooltips script before installing this update

Description


There are plenty of useful sites, online articles etc. which refer to scripture, this script converts every scripture reference it can detect into a clickable tool tip to display the text of the reference in your chosen translation.

Hope you enjoy it, God bless.

Test Area

Once you have installed the script these Bible References should be clickable;

John 3:16

Gen 1:1-5

Rev 21:1,5-6

Screencast

View the screencast to see all the features.

Screenshots

Webpage without NET Bible Tooltips

With NET Bible Tooltips each scripture reference becomes a link

Once you click on it the scripture loads

Just hover over the link to read the reference
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Sep 1, 2008
mgd_uk Scriptwright

Excellent script - good work!

I've written a quick addition, to allow for the fact that some people write their references in the form John 1v2 (i.e. using a 'v' instead of a colon or dot).

Just search for "if (matches[1])" and add this line after that:

ref = matches[1] + matches.input.substring(matches.index+matches[1].length,matches.index+ref.length).replace('v',':');

It's a bit of a bodge, but does the job.

Matt

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