My cards format fine when I am studying them. That is they do until I study a type-in-the-answer card. That card formats and works fine. But in all the cards with standard
layouts on the answer side that I study after it, the formatting is bad. The horizontal line is not present and there are no line feeds between the {{FrontSide}} and the answer field. Restarting Anki solves the problem, but only until I get to a type-in-the-answer card again.
The formatting problem appears to be consistent. I.e., it happens each time. It’s not intermittent. It occurs when Anki is started with shift held down, i.e., when add ons are not loaded.
You should check your card templates from Tools > Manage Note Types, select Basic (type in the answer) and click Cards... and make sure your back template looks something like this:
I did check that, and all is well. Keep in mind that the same cards behave differently depending upon whether they are studied before or after the type-in-the-answer card is studied.
@dae
I think users can only attach pictures for t now. There is the error message I get when trying to upload a deck file: Sorry, the file you are trying to upload is not authorized (authorized extensions: jpg, jpeg, png, gif).
if you’re on windows 10 you can use microsoft game bar (windows+G)
you can also use a software for that, there should be a bunch of free softwares for screen recording.
did exactly as you did, still working fine https://gofile.io/d/Goymb5
if you’re 100% sure no add-on is doing weird stuff, update your anki to the latest version.
if you’ve already have tried both, i have no idea what might be causing this
@dae might be able to help you solve this. he asked for the files 3 days ago, so once he tests it, hopefully he’ll help you solve this.
It’s an add-on. I wasn’t holding the shift key down hard enough or maybe not long enough. In any event, I didn’t notice that add-ons were still being loaded. Now that I have excluded them, I don’t have the problem. Weird.
right.
now you can find the add-on by disabling add-ons one by one (or if you know what add-on messes with the cards and templates, start with them first). once you found it, you can report the problem to the add-on author and disable it till they fix it.
I found the problem add-on, and I’ve informed its author. Quick question in case I ever have to do this again: Is it enough to disable an add-on and continue testing, or must I first close and re-open Anki after disabling the add-on?