You need to format using HTML.
My vocab cards look like this,
Front:
Back:
The result is cards that are, for example,
FRONT
彼女の名前は信子さんです。
(with furigana on mouseover of anything except the term being quizzed.)
The back I can't really type out well, but is,
The same sentence with furigana
The English version of the sentence
The vocabulary term (in dictionary form)
The definition of the term
The 'notes' field for special notes
A link to the dictionary entry for the term (broken since I upgraded to Anki 2, so don't copy that.)
Anyway, my term appears in a different font each time it appears. I find that helps with recognizing characters such that you actually recognize the components and not the shape of the particular font.
Oh, right, and then, in the 'Styling (shared between cards)' section, I have,
(the 'ruby' and 'rt' stuff is the furigana magic).
If you just want to have a bigger font and don't care about the rest of your styling, then you can just change the font is this 'Styling (shared between cards)' section.
My vocab cards look like this,
Front:
Code:
{{#TypedAnswer}}
<span style="font-family: MS PMincho ; font-size: 40px; ">
{{furigana:PreContext}}<span style="color: blue;">{{kanji:Reading}}</span>{{furigana:PostContext}}
</span>
<br>
<span style="font-family: MS PMincho ; font-size: 45px; ">
{{type:KanaReading}}
</span>
{{/TypedAnswer}}Code:
{{FrontSide}}
<hr id=answer>
<span class=cardback>
<span style="font-family: DFKai-SB; font-size: 30px; ">{{furigana:PreContext}}<span style="color: blue;">{{furigana:Reading}}</span>{{furigana:PostContext}}</span><br><span style="font-size: 16px; ">{{En.Sentence}}</span><br>
<span style="font-family: Microsoft JhengHei; font-size: 30px; color: #550000">{{furigana:VocabularyReading}}</span>{{PitchAccent}}<br><span style="color: #550000">{{furigana:Meaning}}</span><br>
<a "href=http://dic.yahoo.co.jp/dsearch?enc=UTF-8&stype=0&dtype=3&p={{text:DictionaryForm}}&oq=">
Dictionary
</a>
<br>
<span style="font-family: System; font-size: 15px; color: #323232">{{furigana:Notes}}</span>
</span>FRONT
彼女の名前は信子さんです。
(with furigana on mouseover of anything except the term being quizzed.)
The back I can't really type out well, but is,
The same sentence with furigana
The English version of the sentence
The vocabulary term (in dictionary form)
The definition of the term
The 'notes' field for special notes
A link to the dictionary entry for the term (broken since I upgraded to Anki 2, so don't copy that.)
Anyway, my term appears in a different font each time it appears. I find that helps with recognizing characters such that you actually recognize the components and not the shape of the particular font.
Oh, right, and then, in the 'Styling (shared between cards)' section, I have,
Code:
.card {
font-family: arial;
font-size: 20px;
text-align: center;
color: black;
background-color: white;
}
.card1 { background-color: #aaff7f; }
.card2 { background-color: #aaffff; }
.card3 { background-color: #ffbbe0; }
.card4 { background-color: #ffffA0; }
ruby rt { font-size:15px; opacity:0.0; }
ruby rt:hover { opacity:0.5; }
.cardback ruby rt { opacity:1.0; }If you just want to have a bigger font and don't care about the rest of your styling, then you can just change the font is this 'Styling (shared between cards)' section.
Edited: 2013-08-21, 3:13 pm