Well, I would use this feature often, because searching and editing cards of an imported deck in the notes view is much easier.
Especially many large stacks work with the method that the user first deactivates the complete stack and activates further notes/cards according to his own learning progress. Doing this efficiently and not losing the oversight is time-consuming with the current display.
In any case, the management of the cards should consume as little time as possible. A simple view of which cards belong to which note and which of these are activated is missing.
Proposal: Improved overview of notes and cards within note view
| sorting field | enabled | |
|---|---|---|
| 𝅏 | note 1 | ~ |
| card 1 | ✓ | |
| card 2 | ||
| card 3 | ✓ | |
| ▸ | note 2 | |
| ▸ | note 3 | ✓ |
The enabled view of notes is based on its cards. If all of them are enabled, the note is also considered enabled. If no cards of a note are enabled, the note is also considered not enabled. If a subset of the cards of a note is enabled, the note is considered partially enabled (‘~’).
Context menu of a note row:
- Activate all cards
- deactivate all cards