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[FEAT] Method of Generating Cards Similar To Logseq Redesign

Open crazymedguy opened this issue 4 years ago • 1 comments

Edit: Sorry, I meant RemNote

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I'm frustrated by the friction created by purposely/deliberating creating cards with question :: answer format - it disrupts thinking and isn't as intuitive and flowing as it should be.

Describe the solution you'd like A good video description here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LqxWlXYaZg

In a nutshell, you can basically create all types of cards very easily:

Forward cards: Question >> Answer Backward cards: Answer << Question Bidirectional cards: Question <> Answer Descriptor cards: Description ;; Back side

What I love is what they did with Multi-line, which is basically:

Question :: every other answer becomes a point this is also another answer I think the visual aspect with the arrows are great. This far exceeds needing to tag something with “#card” - creates a LOT of friction (you don’t realise how much friction that is until you have to deal with 10,000 cards).

crazymedguy avatar Oct 29 '21 14:10 crazymedguy

Are you tagging every single flashcard with "#card"? If "#card" is one of your flashcard tags in the plugin options, you can just put "#card" at the top of one your notes, and then write a ton of your flashcards in the rest of your note. For example, if you were learning Spanish, you could have a note like this, which contains five flashcards:

#card

one:::uno
two:::dos
three:::tres
four:::cuatro
five:::cinco

This example contains bidirectional flashcards, by the way.

To create a bidirectional card you write three colons instead of two: :::

loopernow avatar Nov 07 '21 14:11 loopernow