How about remnote multi-line style?

[zhixiangCai]

The "?" multi-line style is not compatible with the Outliner-model(list formating), however, for a Outliner user, if the remnote multi-line style(:::) can be used to create a flashcard with a answer having more than one paragrahs. it would be very exciting. I aslo think there are many people like me are happy the "Spaced Repetion" can have this feature.

Ref of remnote multi-style: Creatring flashcards

[st3v3nmw]

Cool, I'll look into this soon.

[DryIce1]

Hi @zhixiangCai, thanks for the Remnote Creating Flashcards link - I think their set up is very clear and I would love to adopt this style in Obsidian with this plugin. I also use Outliner Plugin, and want to be able to see the parent lines above the flashcard, and thus look forward to support for #187. I would have stayed with RemNote last year, but I wanted offline markdown files as provided by Obsidian.

Thanks so much for your plugin, @st3v3nmw! I know you have a lot on your roadmap, but do you plan to implemnt the Remnote flashcard types described below? Should this discussion be converted to a feature request? Thanks for considering.

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• Remnote types of flashcards - reference
  • Basic Card >> - forwards only.
  • Concept Card :: - forwards and backwards. For style, user should make the concept bold.
  • Descriptor Card ;; - forwards only. For style, user should make the descriptor in Italics.
  • Cloze Card {{
  • Multiline flashcard - Turn any card (Basic Card/Concept Card/Descriptor Card) into a card with multiple lines of answer by typing the trigger 3 times
    • Triggers - >>>, :::, ;;;
    • Multiline display all answers at once - use bullet list
    • Multi-line display answers one at a time - use numbered list
• All flashcard types show the ancestor/parent lines above for context, but not siblings.

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example of RemNote Type flashcards in use

• History
  • Berlin
    • what year did the Berlin wall fall? >> 1989
• Mitochondria :: Center of energy production in the cell
  • wall structure ;; double-membrane-bound organelle
• What are the 20 Rules for Knowledge >>>
  • don't learn things that you do not understand
  • learn before you memorize
  • start from basics before going into complexities
  • keep questions simple
  • pictures assist memory
  • learn mnemonic techniques, e.g. peg lists
  • avoid lists, sets and enumerations (they can be tackled with cloze deletion as in the video)
  • personalize and provide examples
  • cloze deletion is fast and has a great mnemonic power
  • use redundancy (similar items asking similar questions from different angles)
  • use references

[berot3]

thanks, RemNote style looks super interesting! Id love to have it :))

[berot3]

was looking for exactly something like this!!

just now I structered all my qustions in bullet points. the benefit: i can collapse them and scroll quickly through all questions with the ansers collapsed below the question.

I converted all bulllet points to heading, since they are collapable as well, but had to use blockquote for the answer, since they also included blank lines...

i guess it depends also on how many answer you have for one question :D