What I’m trying to do
I am trying to make flashcards with the obsidian community Plugin: Spaced Repetition and generating flashcards with the cloze type, that show multiple clozes at the same time, like this:
The capital of […] is Berlin and […] is the capital of Germany.
Things I have tried
ist should work like this:
The capital of ==France==[^1] is Berlin and ==Paris==[^1] is the capital of Germany.
But in the card it is shown:
The capital of […]1 is Berlin and Paris1 is the capital of Germany.
when I put [^1] in the text it is put to the top of the line like in x².
Could this be the problem?
I really appreciate your help. THank you!
I think I figured out the issue.
In the spaced repetition plugin’s settings → Flashcards tab (the first tab), can you check and see if you have the “Cloze patterns” filled? (I think it’s filled by default)
In the screenshot above the cloze pattern is ==[123::]answer[;;hint]==
So if I want to have 2 clozes show up together in the same sentence I’d do it like this:
Test ==1;;phrase== with ==1;;multiple== clozes
Note that I’m NOT typing the [ & ].
The result:
Edit:
If you want to use the format you used/from the wiki example, the cloze pattern will be:
==answer==^[hint][^1]
The usage will be like this
Test ==phrase==^hint^1 with ==multiple==^^1 clozes
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One correction though , the final format with the hint looks like this :
Test ==1;;phrase== with ==1;;multiple;;== clozes
The image I uploaded is how the final result looks like if you follow the documentation ,
and this is how what I wrote looks like :
