├── multi-line-typed-answers ├── frontcard.html ├── backcard.html ├── README.md └── styling.css ├── programming ├── fields.png ├── styling.png ├── card-back.png ├── card-front.png ├── add-note-type.png ├── backcard.html ├── frontcard.html ├── styling.css └── README.md └── README.md /multi-line-typed-answers/frontcard.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | {{Front}} 2 | [[typebox:Back]] 3 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /multi-line-typed-answers/backcard.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | {{FrontSide}} 2 | 3 |
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10 | 3. Select *Add Basic*
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12 | ### Editing the Fields
13 | Fields are basically bits of information associated with a note. The default is "Front" and "Back", however you can literally have anything you like.
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15 | In the context of programming, I have the following fields setup:
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19 | For more information on customising fields, feel free to check out Anki's docs on the topic [here](https://docs.ankiweb.net/#/editing?id=customizing-fields)
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21 | ### Editing the Card Templates
22 | Cards are what you can think of as the digital equivalent of physical paper flash-cards. These cards are constructed in HTML & CSS, and pull in information from your "fields".
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24 | When constructing my Python card template, I make the following changes...
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