The bar at the top of your screenshot isn’t a part of a card. It likely comes from an add-on, but I don’t recognize it. If you can ask the author of the screenshot directly, that would probably be the best option for finding out where exactly does it come from. You can also ask around here on the forum in a separate thread, where other people are more likely to see the question. Someone might recognize it and help you out (my guess would be that @Shigeyuki is likely to know).
I have plans on adding the timer into Memrise card template itself as well, similarly to how it functioned on the old site, but it likely won’t be a part of either of the imminent updates. I’ve logged in your request, so that I’ll remember to notify you when I eventually come around to finishing it.
If you only need it for the deck icons, that add-on is obsolete (and I recommend to uninstall it), since this functionality is now built into the main support add-on for the memrise cards. You can find detailed instructions for setting up the icons in the last update post here: Memrise card template [support thread] - #346 by Eltaurus
You don’t have to concern yourself that much about it
. I genuinely appreciate any activity in this thread, so if you have any further questions or require clarification on the answer above, feel free to get back at me at your convenience.
Probably that’s the version of the progress bar add-on I fixed, as far as I know these are the progress bar add-ons that work fine with the latest version of Anki (for desktop).
New Basic card type and note type manager options
The support add-on is updated with a new Note Type, which is designed to be a cross-platform substitute for Anki “basic…” Note Types. By itself, it has minimal content and is intended to serve as a basis for original card templates, while including complete boilerplate, automatically assembled to make all essential Anki features fully functional on all platforms. This covers typing and error highlights for AnkiWeb (which also makes it accessible for card scripts on AnkiMobile, unlike the stock typing field), working audio buttons and TTS for AnkiWeb (which can also be used as alternative for [sound:] on all platforms to allow for more control over audio playback from card scripts), and style normalization to unify the appearance produced by card styles between desktop, web, and mobile.
New cross-platform basic note type can be created the exact same way as the stock basic types: Tools → Manage Note Types → Add → “Add: Basic (Lτ)” → Ok → type in a name → Ok.
The creation of a new Memrise note type can now be initiated from this window as well: selecting “Add: Memrise (Lτ)” from the list opens the full customization dialog with all the options provided by the template.
Card info (minor add-on update)
The add-on now makes certain learning info available to templates so the card appearance can be adjusted accordingly.
For example, @trongan04032002 and @butter_muffin previously asked about displaying full card details the first time it is studied instead of starting with a test right away:
Now this can be implemented by adding
(()=>{
infoL = document.getElementById("lt-card-info");
if (!infoL || !!document.getElementById('backwrap')) return;
info = JSON.parse(infoL.textContent);
if (info.reviewCount === 0 && window.pycmd) {
pycmd("ans");
}
})();
to the front sides (user scripts section) of a Memrise template, and adding
(()=>{
infoL = document.getElementById("lt-card-info");
if (!infoL) return;
info = JSON.parse(infoL.textContent);
if (info.reviewCount === 0) {
MemFlip(true);
}
})();
to the user posterior scripts section of the back template.
Unfortunately, there will likely remain a brief flash of a test side on the first card viewing, because Anki has to go through the front to get to the back details. Although this is corrigible too, that will require a bit more drastic modifications to the template, so I won’t post them here unless someone really wants to dig into the matter.
As another usecase, if there still are people interested in displaying card learning progress in the old memrise style with flower images, this also became possible
In general, any other template can make use of the card info (as long as the card is reviewed in the desktop app and the support add-on is installed and updated to the latest version). The minimal code required to access the data in a script:
info = JSON.parse(document.getElementById("lt-card-info")?.textContent || "{}");
