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- 2019-12-17
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- <=2.1.22
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Colours of Marked, Suspended, and Flagged Cards
AnkiWeb addon 1590588489
Lets users change the background colours of marked, suspended, and flag1–flag4 cards by editing colours_of_cards.py, with marked cards changed to lavender by default.
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- Last update or commit was 2448 days before the snapshot (2020-01-18).
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- schmidhauser/anki-colours-of-cards · more by schmidhauser
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- 2020-01-18
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- Python
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.22 | 2019-12-17 |
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README
Colours of Marked, Suspended, and Flagged Cards
As its name suggests, this little addon allows one to change the standard background-colours of cards that are marked, suspended, or equipped with either flag1, flag2, flag3, or flag4.
To configure, proceed as follows: <ol><li>Go to the initial <b>Decks</b> screen.</li><li>Click on <b>Tools > Add-Ons</b> (or press <b>⇧⌘A</b>).</li><li>Select <b>Colours of Marked, Suspended, and Flagged Cards</b>.</li><li>Select <b>View Files</b> on the lower right side.</li><li>Open the file <b>colours_of_cards․py</b> with a text editor.</li><li>Choose the desired colours.</li></ol>The six colours in question can be specified by using hexadecimal numerals or one of <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_colors#X11_color_names" rel="nofollow">the standard colour names</a>.
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Upon install, there is only one immediately noticeable change: marked cards appear no longer in grey (<code>#cccccc</code>) – which made it difficult to distinguish them from selected cards, painted in dark grey – but in lavender (<code>#e6e6fa</code>). In the example shown infra, for instance, you may see that the line starting with the word “<i>dur</i>” is currently selected (and thus grey), whereas the line starting with “<i>bist</i>” is marked (and thus lavender). The five following coloured lines have the standard colours for suspension and flags 1 to 4.
<ul> <ol><img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/schmidhauser/anki-colours-of-cards/master/colours_of_cards.png"></ol></ul>