AnkiWeb addon 1261140161
Creates unordered lists whose items display in random order on each front-side review, using a toolbar button or Ctrl+Shift+U on highlighted text.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.35 | 2.1.54+ | 2022-09-26 |
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Toggles a "shuffle" class on editor lists so a card-template script randomizes their items each review, while preserving formatting, images, clozes and sublists.
Shuffles words in marked plain text on cloze cards and lets you restore their order by dragging and dropping or clicking the next word.
Provides keyboard shortcuts to add and remove randomization wrappings in the editor, randomizing card content order to reduce visual pattern matching.
Adds multiple-choice, single-choice, and Kprim question cards to Anki, reviewable across platforms, with configurable answer styling and automatic correctness highlighting.
Adds editor buttons with keyboard shortcuts for wrapping selected text in collapsible details, colored bordered sections, ordered or unordered lists, and for stripping HTML from text.
Provides a multiple-choice note type with radio or checkbox answers, configurable shuffling, answer letters, text-to-speech, reference and explanation fields.
ctrl+shift+u to turn the selected text into a shuffled list.
If you have the Mini Format Pack add-on you can undo the shuffled list by highlighting the text and pressing the unordered list button.
Limitations
_shuffle-list- inside the stylesheet of your card. This add-on allows you to add unordered lists which display the list items in a random order every time you review the card. It is similar to the Insert Randomized Lists (multiple choice) but does not require a custom note type. The shuffled lists will only work on the front side of the card.
Highlight the section you want to turn into a shuffled list. Press the dedicated button at the top edit bar (looks like a reload button). The list items will be created based on the newlines in the highlighted text. When reviewing the card, the shuffled list will have circles as bullet points instead of the default list item style. This way you can differentiate shuffled lists from standard unordered lists.
Alternatively you can use the shortcut ctrl+shift+u to turn the selected text into a shuffled list.
If you have the Mini Format Pack add-on you can undo the shuffled list by highlighting the text and pressing the unordered list button.
You can install the add-on using this link: Shuffled List
Warning: Use this at your own risk. I have not tested this add-on thoroughly, so there might be some bugs.
Creating nested shuffled lists is not possible.
To avoid naming conflicts you should not use the id _shuffle-list- inside the stylesheet of your card.
This add-on is partly based on Syntax Highlighting for Code and Mini Format Pack add-ons by Glutanimate.