Not in the current version, for the reasons I outlined here.
But since you are the second person asking for this feature, I’ll keep it in mind for future updates.
Thank you very much for responding, have a nice day.
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Hi @Eltaurus, just found out about the update and I have been trying it out this week. I’m so happy about the tapping features for grammar XD Thank you so so much! They have really made my decks from Glossika upto another level.
The one thing I have been stuck and couldn’t trouble shoot on my own is the cloze deletion. I “sentence mine” using Language Reactor and thus I wanted to upgrade the template from the original one that Language Reactor offers to the cloze template.
This is what i get:
How do I populate the choices field without getting this disaster?
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I’ve updated the Add-on on AnkiWeb, so it should now process Fields with clozes properly. Try upgrading and refilling your Choices (using the “Overwrite” option).
Judging by the screenshots, it looks like that extension places all the information into the same Field, resulting in a mess. But I’m not familiar with it, so it’s hard to say how it can be fixed. You’ll have to provide more info on the actual Field contents of the Cards and what steps you are following to switch the Note templates if you need any assistance with that.
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Thank you for everything you have done for us, I followed all your instruction but Can you tell me where i can turn on countdown of front card. I tried to change
to
</30>
but it has no use, can you help me to do like this gif, countdown timer
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you should surround code with backticks, we can’t see them otherwise.
ok it’s here
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I change to
“on" “30s”
The timer was never actually implemented in the template, because there was no interest in it, while other features were kept being requested. I’ll put it back into my todo list now.
It probably won’t be the same design as the one in your screen recording though, because I couldn’t come up with a way to generalize it on multiple-choice cards. The second style from the demo seems more practical to me at this point:
While it’s not as unintrusive, in my opinion, it still beats the original Memrise design, which required constantly flicking eyes to the very corner of the screen and back to keep track of the time while typing.
If you’re up for it, there is also a prototype code, distilled from my other card template, which you can use to set up the timer. If you tell, what kind of behavior you expect, I’ll be able to provide more detailed instructions.
Thank you! God bless you!
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