Anki add-on: Grid Fields

Allows you to display the editor in multiple columns, or any arrangement you want. It knows three modes: Auto Columns : It will generate the appropriate amount of columns for you, depending on the width of the editor window. It is active, when the column number is set to 0 . Grid Columns : You can also manually set the amount of columns per hand (in the editor toolbar). This is the behavior, when the column number is set to 1 - 9 Grid Areas : Advanced feature . You can define how the fields are displayed yourself. You can set this behavior under "Editor > Fields > Grid". If you enable it, it will overwrite the Auto columns as the behavior when the column number is set to 0 . See below for more details. Auto Columns in a smaller window, and in a bigger window. Notice the "Cols" toggle in the toolbar for setting the column count by hand: Grid areas: This arrangement would have the definition: f1 f1 f2 f3 f4 f5 f6 f7 f5 This definition is what you have to enter into the dialog under "Editor > Fields > Grid". Shortcuts F12 : Toggle between Auto columns and Grid areas in the editor. Shift+F12 : Make a field temporarily full width (works well with Auto/Grid Columns, will obscure fields when using Grid areas). You can set those shortcuts under "Tools > Add-ons > Grid Fields > Config". Support If you like my add-ons, you can consider supporting me. My add-ons will always be freely available for everybody, but what I can offer you is my sincere thanks, and first-hand technical support, if you have any questions/issues with my add-ons. At the same time it allows me to put more time and focus into developing these and making them as powerful and user-friendly as they are. Thanks for considering! ko-fi.com/hgiesel patreon.com/hgiesel

GitHub repository: hgiesel/anki_grid_fields
Repository description: Gridify your Anki fields
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