A basic functional Anki deck template for Japanese language learning.
- Requires zero editing of Yomichan templates (handlebars) and should therefore no longer break on Yomichan updates.
- Determines whether the expression matches the reading and if it does, puts the example sentence on the front of the card as recommended by Animecards.
- Automatically formats the HTML created by Yomichan to
create switchable definitions using the arrow keys or click/touch. If you see something
like
(1/6)
at the start of the card, it means there are 6 definitions, through which you can scroll by clicking on the definition or using the arrow keys. The first definition should be the most relevant one, as you shouldn't be switching during reviews. - Sets a few fallback fonts so there is no possibility of Chinese being displayed.
- Should work on all devices. If it doesn't look good on your device, feel free to make a PR.
- Hides the main image on mobile, so you don't go around showing off your Anime :). See below for a way to remedy this.
Anki Field | Yomichan Template |
---|---|
Word | {expression} |
Reading | {reading} |
Glossary | {glossary-no-dictionary} |
Sentence | {clipboard-text} |
Picture | |
Audio | {audio} |
SentenceAudio | |
Graph | {pitch-accent-graphs} |
Hint |
Use default handlebars. If you have non-standard handlebars from a previous version, reset your handlebars.
https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/151553357
Open a card with the corresponding template in Anki.
Then Edit
> Cards...
Go to repository directory AnkiFields and copy the text from front.html
to Front
,
from back.html
to Back
and from styling.css
to Styling
.
If you changed field names to something else, you will have to make changes to the corresponding text in the files.
Activate the following lines from the Styling
section of your card:
.iphone .main_image {
display: none;
}
.mobile .main_image {
display: none;
}