Anki add-on: 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: Go to the initial Decks screen. Click on Tools > Add-Ons (or press ⇧⌘A ). Select Colours of Marked, Suspended, and Flagged Cards . Select View Files on the lower right side. Open the file colours_of_cards․py with a text editor. Choose the desired colours. The six colours in question can be specified by using hexadecimal numerals or one of the standard colour names . Upon install, users of Anki 2.1.0–19 will notice only one change: marked cards appear no longer in grey ( #cccccc ) – which made it difficult to distinguish them from selected cards, painted in dark grey – but in lavender ( #e6e6fa ). In the example shown below, for instance, you may see that the line starting with the word “ dur ” is currently selected (and thus grey), whereas the line starting with “ bist ” is marked (and thus lavender). This change has now been incorporated into Anki 2.1.20ff. The five following coloured lines have the standard colours for suspension and flags 1 to 4. Please rate the addon , so that others can see if it works as described. For suggestions, etc., create a new issue at github.com/schmidhauser .

GitHub repository: schmidhauser/anki-colours-of-cards
Repository description: An Anki addon
Languages: Python