AnkiWeb addon 1590588489
Lets users customize the background colours of marked, suspended, and flag1–4 cards by editing a configuration file with hexadecimal or standard colour names.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.22 | 2019-12-17 |
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Customizes Anki desktop colors via a dialog offering preset and custom HTML color themes, advanced options, and downloadable user-shared themes.
Adds a flag column to the Browse window, keeping suspended and buried cards visually distinct, and optionally shows compact state badges in the Sort Field.
Customizes the main Anki screen with configurable background images and replaces the gear icon, with options for toolbar styling, background color and reviewer images.
Customized the browser sidebar by expanding/collapsing note types, decks and filters and showing/hiding marked, suspended, leech, flags and today; now obsolete since Anki 2.1.41.
Displays flag, buried and suspended colors on note rows in the browser's Notes mode, prioritizing suspended then buried then flagged states, using cached queries for large collections.
Adds a toggleable quick filter bar to the Browser for filtering due, new, studied, added, introduced, again, flagged, marked, and suspended cards, hiding suspended cards by default.
#cccccc) – which made it difficult to distinguish them from selected cards, painted in dark grey – but in lavender (#e6e6fa). In the example shown below, for instance, you may see that the line starting with the word “dur” is currently selected (and thus grey), whereas the line starting with “bist” is marked (and thus lavender). This change has now been incorporated into Anki 2.1.20ff. The five following coloured lines have the standard colours for suspension and flags 1 to 4.
As its name suggests, this little addon allows one to change the standard background-colours of cards that are marked, suspended, or equipped with either flag1, flag2, flag3, or flag4.
To configure, proceed as follows:
Upon install, there is only one immediately noticeable change: marked cards appear no longer in grey (#cccccc) – which made it difficult to distinguish them from selected cards, painted in dark grey – but in lavender (#e6e6fa). In the example shown infra, for instance, you may see that the line starting with the word “dur” is currently selected (and thus grey), whereas the line starting with “bist” is marked (and thus lavender). The five following coloured lines have the standard colours for suspension and flags 1 to 4.