AnkiWeb
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- 4 (👍 4 · 👎 0)
- Updated
- 2024-02-21
- Anki versions
- 2.1.6~
- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 617676051
Maps tags to decks automatically when adding notes, prompting for new tags, persisting choices, and ignoring specified tags, though it does nothing with multiple tags.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.0 | 2.1.6+ | 2024-02-21 |
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Merge multiple selected notes into one new note with field mapping, separators, cloze removal, tag preservation, optional original deletion, history transfer, undo, and logs.
Fetches images from the web and inserts selected images into a chosen output field on Anki cards, with per-deck/note-type field mappings and a settings dialog.
Turns Anki notes into visual mind maps with linked, customizable nodes, contextual review, MathJax and media rendering, plus export, backup, and bundle transfer.
Automatically exports filtered Anki notes to TXT at startup, with deck/tag/card-state filters, preview, manual export, and configurable formats and locations.
Adds a deck option for sticky tags, automatically placing a deck's sticky tags in the add prompt's tag text box when you switch to that deck.
Adds a mind map card template that organizes decks hierarchically, supports theme changes, hiding maps, and mobile pan/zoom.
This plugin allows you to map your tags to your decks automatically when adding a new note. The mapping is persisted in the configuration of the plugin.
It is also possible to ignore defined tags for this behavior.
Can be installed by using the code displayed on the plugin's AnkiWeb page.
Whenever you add a new note with a tag that was not encountered before, a dialog asking you to choose a deck for that particular tag pops up:

Pressing "Ok": From now on, if another note with the same tag is added, it will always automatically be added to the chosen deck.
Pressing "Ignore tag": The dialog will not pop up for this particular tag again. The behavior will be as expected without this plugin.
Pressing "Cancel": The note is added as expected without this plugin, but the dialog will pop up again if a note with the same tag is added at a later time.
Apart from the dialog, the mappings and ignored tags can also be manipulated through their config.json:

Right now, this plugin does nothing if more than one tag is present on an added note. I am still unsure on how it should behave in that way.