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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.

    Daniel

    (@rawreef)

    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.

    Daniel

    (@rawreef)

    …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!

    Daniel

    (@rawreef)

    Just updated to 0.8. Looks great. Thanks Liang!

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