Monday/Thursday readings are always the upcoming Shabbat's own Full-Kriyah opening (Rishon), split into 3 — the same regardless of the Cycle setting below. If Shabbat is also checked and Cycle is Full Kriyah, that's shown inline: a small numbered gold diamond (2) marks each of the first two internal breaks within Rishon itself, and an unnumbered diamond () marks the third — not necessarily Rishon's own end (Rishon can run longer than the weekday reading), just wherever weekday aliyah 3 actually ends — no separate weekday pages needed, since the text is already fully present. Otherwise (Triennial, since a second-year Triennial Shabbat reading doesn't cover this content at all — or Weekday without Shabbat), weekday readings print as their own pages. Either way, this requires one extra live lookup per week, so checking it noticeably increases build time.
Applies to Shabbat readings only.
Builds the Bima Tikkun view only. Fetches every reading fresh from Sefaria in your browser, then opens the print dialog — for a full year this can take a minute or two. Every minor fast's Mincha reading is byte-identical to its own Shacharit reading, so those are always shown as one combined entry — not a choice here, since showing the same text twice never makes sense. Tisha B'Av is the one exception: its Shacharit is a different reading, so it keeps separate Shacharit and Mincha entries.
Angaben gemäß §5 TMG
Verantwortlicher im Sinne von §18 Abs. 2 MStV
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