Instead of: Put into the sentence: “the” Paris is […] capital of France You do something like: Put into the sentence: “the” Paris is capital of France

Option 1 You could add visibility: hidden; into the .cloze style. This will hide the word but preserve the spacing: Before [anki] After [anki] Option 2 You can also remove it completely without having a spacing (in the front template): <script> // get all clozes var element = document.getEleme…

That second option worked beautifully. Out of curiosity I wondered if I can do this for the inactive clozes as well. I tried: <script> // get all clozes var element = document.getElementsByClassName("cloze"); // hide them for (var i = 0; i < element.length; i++) { element[i].innerHTML = ""…

Stach all that made a typo ty, tyvm @Anon_0000

Glad it works for you! [image] RRomeroJr: For some context I’m trying to memorize different parts of this definition but i only want to reveal certain information when I test a particular cloze For that, maybe you want to look at the following snippet too: [image] Help with …

Actually there is a slight issue. The script only fires 1 time and it’s the 1st time I look at the frontside of the 1st card Every time after that nothing happens

It seems to work fine for me with the script you provided above (though I added the missing } from the for loop). Can you give me steps to reproduce (as detailed as possible) please?

Here’s what I got. Sorry it’s slightly different now. I’m trying out some ideas so I changed it around. Now I want to hide an “cloze-inactive” but only if it doesn’t contain the cloze. Ex from the docs {{c1::Canberra was {{c2::founded}}}} in 1913 I don’t want to hide c1 here if c2 is the cloze …

I see. I won’t be able to test it right now but maybe the following solves your issue already: Switch let to var (let doesn’t work the way you’d expect).

Yup that was it. Dang man thanks so much Sorry I’m not a JS person. I just made chat gippty do it for me and copy pasted :100:%

For anyone interested I came up with a convenient way to change inactive clozes based on the current cloze # Basically works like this {{c1::First’s stuff}} {{c2::Second’s stuff!c1!c3)) ((c3:: Third’s stuff}} On card #1: […] [.] Third’s stuff On card #2: First’s stuff […] Third’s stuff …

One might wonder “Couldn’t you just use nested clozes?” I could but I found out that you can only go 3 levels of nesting deep. And I actually had some cards that went deeper than that. Additionally if you cloze more than 1 thing on the same number anki default styling will highlight them both. W…

Is there a way to make cloze deletions invisible?

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Anon_0000 January 27, 2025, 4:13am 5

Glad it works for you!

For that, maybe you want to look at the following snippet too:

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Is there a way to make cloze deletions invisible?

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