Provides CSS-based syntax highlighting for code in Anki cards, including night mode, with batch template configuration.
Alternatives to batch change fonts
AnkiWeb addon 1479177943
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Adds editor buttons, shortcuts, and context-menu options for quickly applying font colors, background colors, font sizes, custom CSS classes/styles, and text wrappers.
Adds one-click syntax highlighting to selected or pasted code in Anki's editor, with line numbers, customizable themes, CSS or inline highlighting, and hotkeys.
Adds sentences matching selected words from Tatoeba-built or custom language databases to Anki fields, with random insertion, sentence lists, translation pairs, styling options, and batch adding across notes.
Enables easy customization, installation and updating of AnKing note types, with configurable options, field ordering, auto-reveal tags, image blurring and one-by-one cloze features.
Applies user-defined plain-text and regular-expression replacements in batch, via a configurable shortcut, to the HTML source of the currently active editor field.
Randomizes card fonts during review only for notes and cards matching configurable criteria, letting users choose included fonts per language in Tools settings.
Parses a note type's CSS custom classes into one-click editor toolbar buttons that wrap or unwrap selected text, with drag reordering, previews, shortcuts, and customizable settings.
Opens field content in a separate dialog using a customized TinyMCE editor for advanced table editing, with configurable shortcuts and optional custom CSS.
Batch adds tags from vocabulary lists, replaces or clears specified field content, and fetches word pronunciations via API into card fields.
Removes line breaks from selected text or the entire field, preserving double breaks, stripping trailing hyphens, with context-menu access, undo support, and configurable shortcuts.
Adds a card browser menu item for batch-adding information or media to a field and batch-replacing field contents across selected notes.