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  • Thread Starter fredwrite

    (@fredwrite)

    I rolled the version back to .2 and it works the old way, but I don’t understand why the newer versions are in ALL CAPS. If that is an option, I can’t find it.

    Plugin Author Liang Shao

    (@liangshao)

    Hi fredwrite:
    Sorry, I made another update 0.7, can you try to see if it helps? I think it was the h6 tag’s css got overridden by your theme’s css.

    Hi Liang and fredwrite,

    Thanks, Liang. This update works fine. Can I recommend a small addition?

    I added one tweak to the flashcard.css file:

    .flashcard-container li>div>div{
        display: block;
        padding: 10px;
        line-height: 100%;
    }

    The “line-height” line above is the only line I added. If your flashcard text is longer and extends on to a second line, this squashes it up closer to the first line so you can fit more on your flashcard.

    …If my tweak doesn’t look right for you, just increase the 100% value a bit, e.g. to 125%.

    Thread Starter fredwrite

    (@fredwrite)

    Yes, the .7 update works nicely. I use the Thesis 1.8 theme which has my css in lots of different places, so it was probably interfering. Thanks for the fix, Liang. I particularly like the way the front-side word is at the top of the card now. I’ll be watching for updates and telling people this works fine. I just make my source files with WordPad and SaveAs UTF-8.

    Plugin Author Liang Shao

    (@liangshao)

    Thank you Daniel and fredwrite!
    Daniel, I think 125% looks better than 100% – it gives some spacing between lines but not too tight. so I made another update 0.8 with this change. Thanks Daniel!

    Just updated to 0.8. Looks great. Thanks Liang!

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