AnkiWeb addon 683413981
Hides whether a word takes "a" or "an" on fill-in-the-gap cards, showing "a(n)" on the front and letting you choose the article shown on the back.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.49 | + | 2024-01-06 |
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Simple plugin to not give away how a word starts when doing fill-in-the-gap cards. Shows "a(n)" in the front and "a" or "an" in the back.
When the setup is done (read below), you use the a(n) toolbar button to select what you want to see in the back (e.g. a)
Then you can complete the card.
And enjoy the result:
See plugin homepage for setup instructions and more information.
Simple anki plugin to not give away how a word starts when doing fill-in-the-gap cards. Shows "a(n)" in the front and "a" or "an" in the back.
A word of warning: setting this up assumes familiarity with Anki and web technologies.
When the setup is done (read below), you use the a(n) toolbar button to select
what you want to see in the back (e.g. a)
Then you can complete the card.
And enjoy the result:
You can also download this sample card.
For the plugin to work you need to adapt the note type you want to use for English clozes.
First, include this CSS by:
Go to the card browser and select one card of the note type you want to use
Click on Cards... > Styling
Add this:
.front-only {
display: show;
}
.answer .front-only {
display: none;
}
Then, you need to have the back template marked with class answer. To do so,
click in Back template and surround the content with:
<div class="answer">
... your template...
</div>