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# The Editor

The core feature of VS Code is its editor. This editor allows you to work on text documents in virtually any format.

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### Considerations

There are a couple of considerations here:

1. Users want a WYSIWYG editor
2. Users want an editor that doesn't annoy them too much

To solve the first problem, we have simply added a code lends button to render the notebook content as something that looks more like a Bible. You can add whitespace structure too, by adding additional blank lines between content. This allows users to structure poetry, quotations, etc., without use of markers.&#x20;

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We also allow ranges of verse references in two different ways:

1. If you put multiple verse references right next to each other, e.g., `GEN 1:1 GEN 1:2`, then they will be rendered as `1-2`.&#x20;
2. If you leave a verse blank and instead of content put a range marker (`<range>`), it will be treated as part of the most recent non-range verse.