KanjiDevourer Wrote:

Code:

<style type="text/css">[style="font-weight:600;"] {color:blue;}</style>

Anyone tried this? I tried but can't get it working.

Hey There,

I am interested in starting a kore deck, but I have no clue on how to get it on Anki. From what I can see its not in the downloads section, correct?

How do I get core working on Anki?

Thanks.

http://forum.koohii.com/showthread.php?tid=5110

bbvoncrumb Wrote:

KanjiDevourer Wrote:

Code:

<style type="text/css">[style="font-weight:600;"] {color:blue;}</style>

Anyone tried this? I tried but can't get it working.

This example card works for me (answer side, line breaks introduced for legibility):

Code:

<span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 30px; color: #000000;">
<span style="color:blue;"><!--fon-->{{vocab-furigana}}<!--foff--></span>
<br />{{vocab-meaning}}<hr />
<style type="text/css">[style="font-weight:600;"] {color:red;}</style>
<!--fon-->{{sentence-furigana}}<!--foff--> <br />
{{sentence-meaning}} {{vocab-sound-local}}</span>

KanjiDevourer Wrote:I thought this might help more kore learners: since the words in kore come in bold in the sentences by default, you can tweak that to make it even more clear (in my case, I preferred KO2001's blue). You only need to add a style declaration to your cards:

Code:

<style type="text/css">[style="font-weight:600;"] {color:blue;}</style>

And your card could look like this (NB The Japanese sentence without furigana is what's visible at first, then the requested word and meaning of word and sentence are added on the answer side). I prefer to see the words in context, so I don't have to produce both [kana]dondon[/kana]teadily and [kana]dondon[/kana]:drumming_sound at the same time and this is a possible way to do that.

Futhermore, I also added listening cards. Very nice that this is possible with kore. I hope to find out soon whether that helps/works. The point was I had the impression that I was taking too much info out of the kanji. Listening-only forces you to recognise a (spoken) word just by the phonemes. I hope this'll also reduce the amount of failures I have on some kana-only cards, since they'll come by twice as often now. Of course the context component isn't there, but hearing an entire sentence just takes too long.

Lastly, I started using swanki, but I'll report on that in a different thread.

I would very much like my sentence to fill in the vocab ONLY in blue, just like this, how is this done?! I dont get the instruction. Would be very grateful for more detailed info!

How can I import it in Anki if I only want core6k without core2k?

jino123 Wrote:How can I import it in Anki if I only want core6k without core2k?

There's tags. Either edit the tsv beforehand or import them all into anki, filter by tag, and delete as needed.

After a while I managed to figure out how to carve my own deck using kore.txt and those external sound files downloadable on mediafire except for one thing. How do I get multiple columns to the back or to the front of the card when importing? It seemed like it's only allowed to assign one column to either card's front, back or to its tags.

Is there an active resource out there to get the original kore.txt file with all the fields? I can't seem to find one. There are some derivatives out there but I am interested in one with all the sort indexes intact. The one in the beginner's thread doesn't have all the sort fields. Thanks.

Ah... Never mind. I didn't notice the source file at the bottom of the google site.

Does anyone have a version for core10k?