How to hide the {{type:etc}} command response

[yannkar]

how to hide the {{type:etc}} command response

and it shows like this

front

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{{audio}}

{{type:audio}}

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back

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{{FrontSide}}

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{{hint:ver respuesta}}

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style

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.card {
font-family: arial;
font-size: 20px;
text-align: center;
color: white;
background-color: white;

---

and press the view button

[Danika_Dakika]

If you don’t want to use the type-your-answer feature, you can use Change Note Type to switch this note to another of the default note types, like “Basic” – Browsing - Anki Manual .

[yannkar]

Sorry, I meant not to show the second line.

[Danika_Dakika]

I’m not understanding the difference. It seems like you don’t want to see the corrected version of your answer, but this is obviously not a good example of this sort of card, because you wouldn’t use type-answer to type the exact same word you see on the front of the card.

In a real example, this would be more like a front with –
hola
and a type-your-answer box where you could enter –
hello

If you mistyped that as hellu, it wouldn’t be useful to have the “u” marked wrong on the back, but have no indication of what the right letter/answer was. A type-answer card needs a correction.

[yannkar]

The idea is that only the voice is heard.
Remove the words hello from the first line. And try to remember the words that I marked in red. Try to remember the missing one.
And put a show word button. If I have trouble remembering it.

[sorata]

I feel like this is more of a feature request.

[Danika_Dakika]

Then I don’t think you need a type-answer note at all, since you don’t want the text comparison aspect of it. I think you just need a generic text box that will hold on to what you type and show it to you on the back. Take a look at these for some ideas:

Field for typedAnswer on answer card

If you just want to get the text, which is typed into an input box, on the back side, you can do it with javascript without add-ons. Here is a card template example:

Front template

{{Front}} <div> <input id="input-box" type="text" autofocus placeholder="Type your answer here..."> </div> <script> var isAnkiPc21 = typeof pycmd !== 'undefined'; var typedAnswer = ''; var inputBox = document.getElementById('inpu…

Some questions/thoughts concerning the answer field

Dear all, I made some tests with the regular expressions above in the meantime - apparently, they do their work with some modifications. But that solution was not satisfying. I found another approach here at Reddit., which has been mentioned here in the forum too. I “played” a little bit with the anki-persistence-solution - and was able to test it with my desktop (Suse Linux 15.2, Anki 2.1.44) and my Android tablet (Android 12) - here’s the code:

Front template

<script> var timestamp…

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