I have downloaded the deck and installed all required supports.  The story does not display, it reads * onmouseout="this.style.color='white'"> *.  Also even though, I have installed the stroke order font, it does not display.
EG.
四
Stroke Count: 5, Nr: 4
四

Any ideas?

Hello everyone.

First I would like to thank Mpacheco for his work .

I downloaded the plugin but it says that some fields are required to activate it, how to do it?
And I don't know how to get the Kanji Stroke Order font working for the Super Heisig deck, same question as above.

Could you help me please?


edit : I can change the font by choosing  KanjiStrokeOrder in the "kanji" field but it change both kanji in the response, not just the one below.

Last edited by amelie (2011 May 20, 3:14 pm)

Thanks mpacheco for the download. Unfortunately, I had some problems too. On the question side no problem, I just have to manually enter my stories and they show on the mouse over. But on the answer side, I installed the kanji words plugin but neither stroke order fonts nor kanji words show up in the cards. kanji stroke info and number show up fine.) I tried changing the first font face to MS Mincho since I didn't have the one in the original download but that font does not show up either. If I manually enter something into the words field, it shows up but the plugin does not work. Here is an exact layout of my Answer card:

<span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 20px; color: #000000; white-space: pre-wrap;"><font face="MS MINCHO">{{Kanji}}</font>
Stroke Count: {{{Stroke count}}}, Nr: {{{Heisig number}}}
<font face="KanjiStrokeOrders">{{Kanji}}</font>
〜Vocabulary〜<br><br>{{{Words}}}</span>

Any ideas?

In order to get the kanji fields displaying with an ordinary font and with the KanjiStrokeOrder font I found that I needed to ensure that the first Kanji reference was surrounded by THREE pairs of {} instead of two pairs. Using three pairs turns off the use of the formatting specified on the field panel. The following is my content for the answer field on the card layout.  I suspect that both kanji fields should really have 3 pairs of {} around them in order for the font face defined in front of them to take effect, but I've set the second one by adjusting the value on the field panel for the kanji field. 

<span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 25px; color: #000000; white-space: pre-wrap;"><font face="ヒラギノ明朝 Pro W3">{{{Kanji}}}</font>
Stroke Count: {{{Stroke count}}}, Nr: {{{Heisig number}}}
<font face="KanjiStrokeOrders">{{Kanji}}</font>
〜Vocabulary〜<br><br>{{{Words}}}</span>

Hope this is of use to anyone else struggling with trying to get the two kanji fields displaying appropriately.

Mike