Displays only child portions of hierarchical tags, adds a configurable card-browser column for choosing how many levels appear, and lets users customize parent-child and tag separators.
Alternatives to Echelon - Improved Hierarchical Tags for Anki 2.1 - Unsupported
AnkiWeb addon 829533913
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