Hi,

You'll want to vote for this feature:

https://mnemosyne.uservoice.com/admin/forums/164265-general/suggestions/2901330-ui-support-for-n-sided-card-types-30-work-units-

Cheers,

Peter

On 03/17/2013 05:54 PM, Arno den Hartog wrote:
It would be nice to have a card type that takes for example this Cloze text:

<b>Author:</b> [Kurt Vonnegut]
1949–2007
<b>Novels:</b>
[Breakfast of Champions]
[Mother Night]
[Cat's Cradle]
[God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater]
[Slaughterhouse-Five]

(For the record, I have not read all of Kurt Vonnegut's novels so it is
an arbitrary selection.)

Which produces cards such as:

Front:
Cat's Cradle

Back:
*Author:* Kurt Vonnegut
1949–2007
*Novels:*
Breakfast of Champions
Mother Night
[...]
God Bless You, Mr. Rosewater
Slaughterhouse-Five

That is the exact same as Cloze cards but in reverse for use in
memorization of sets.

Another example for a use of reverse Cloze:

<b>Group 1</b>
[Li] [Lithium]
[Na] [Sodium]
[K] [Potassium]
[Rb] [Rubidium]
[Cs] [Cesium]
[Fr] [Francium]

Which lets one recall both name or symbol and other group members.

Obviously this could be achieved with lots of regular cards but that is
too much work.

For now I can extract Cloze cards to .csv then swap the columns and
import to get the desired cards.

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