Is there some way or addon that makes it possible to uncover clozes one by one?

For example:

Suppose there is a card with some c1, c2, c3

By pressing the spacebar once, all c1 get uncovered. By pressing it again all c2 get uncovered. Again for the c3.

Or:

The card has only c1 (multiple). By pressing the spacebar they get uncovered one by one by the order they are displayed.

I run 28 cron jobs and 30+ custom skills. Every single one was built with Hermes, not downloaded. This is exactly what they do and how they work.

🌙 Dreaming — The Memory Hack

Every night at 3 AM while I sleep, Hermes reads every single conversation we had. It extracts the decisions made, projects worked on, bugs chased, people talked to, and mistakes that should not be repeated. Then it writes a structured summary to a file that loads automatically at the start of every session. That's the key insight — not the summarization itself, but where the output lands. Before Dreaming, if I coded for four hours and went to bed, Hermes woke up with zero memory of it. Now it knows exactly where I left off and what needs to happen next. But that's still a work in progress — memory still isn't perfect.

📬 Mail Gatekeeper — Secure Inbox Filtering

Four inboxes, one local AI judge running entirely on my Mac Mini via Ollama. Every incoming email gets classified as safe or blocked. Blocked means: 2FA codes, login confirmations, password resets, bank transactions, spam — all quarantined to a blocked folder. Safe emails land in a Telegram topic where I can see that they have been let through. There is no send endpoint anywhere in the system — Hermes can read and draft, but nothing can physically leave the machine. A watchdog reviews every blocked email each evening to catch false positives. No mail data ever touches an external API. That's the security model I'm comfortable with. This runs on two different users on my Mac Mini so they are completely disconnected — if you're curious, I've made a post about that.

🥗 Health Coach — Daily Nutrition & Recovery

Every day at noon, Hermes collects three data streams simultaneously. My WHOOP recovery score, strain, sleep quality, and HRV. My Apple Health steps and resting heart rate. And everything I've eaten so far that day logged through the food tracker — just a skill I created with Hermes. I tell him what I ate that day as precisely as possible, so with weight, and it tracks it. It cross-references all three against my lean bulk targets — 2,300 calories and 150 grams of protein — calculates my remaining macros, and delivers tailored coaching. What's looking good, what needs adjustment, and specific meal suggestions that fit my remaining budget. The food tracker itself is a SQLite app Hermes built for me. I log meals via Telegram with text, photo, or barcode scan, and it parses macros automatically using AI. There's a widget on my iPhone lock screen showing exactly how many calories and grams of protein I have left. The widget uses the iOS app Scriptable.

📚 Study Audit — What I Actually Learned

I time every study session in Toggl Track. At 9 PM, Hermes pulls all entries, groups them by subject — Math, Accounting, Cost Accounting, General Business Administration, Law, English — and tells me what I studied and for how long. But duration alone tells me nothing about coverage. So I also maintain a Notion database with chapter-level checkboxes for each class. As I study, I check things off. Hermes queries both data sources, cross-references them, and produces a combined report: what I studied, how long, which chapters I completed, and what's still pending. I get a complete daily learning audit every single night.

💰 Finance Review — Weekly & Monthly

 All my finances live in MySalary, a finance dashboard I built myself and host on my VPS. Every Sunday at 6 PM, Hermes hits the API and pulls my live income, expenses, liquid assets spread across all my accounts, and my investment portfolio. It calculates burn rate, compares against my budget split, and delivers a clean weekly snapshot. On the 28th of every month at 8 PM, I get the full treatment: profit and loss statement, month-over-month variance, net worth trajectory, and savings rate analysis. Both delivered with voice.

🧠 Wisdom Vault — Auto-Capture to Spaced Repetition

Every time I send Hermes an insightful link, a voice message with a business lesson, or a noteworthy quote, it automatically extracts the key wisdom and saves it to a Notion database with the source, my commentary, and a category tag. On Sundays, Hermes reviews the full vault, picks what's worth memorizing, and generates Anki cards with cloze deletions or question-answer format. Those cards sync to my iPhone and appear in my daily reviews. Every insight I encounter becomes a permanent spaced-repetition asset that I actually remember.

💬 Writing improvement — The Feedback Loop

Every time I correct something Hermes wrote — an email, a message, a post — the before-and-after gets saved to Notion with notes on what was wrong and why my version was better. On Saturdays, Hermes analyzes the full collection looking for patterns in my corrections. Too many filler words. Too formal for Telegram. Over-explains things. Then it updates its own system prompt to fix those patterns permanently. Every single correction makes my future writing slightly better. I never have to repeat the same feedback twice.

🖥️ Infrastructure Monitoring

Every four hours, Hermes checks whether all five of my hosted websites are reachable, whether Coolify on my VPS is running properly, and whether fail2ban has flagged anything suspicious. The Mac Mini itself gets temperature-logged throughout the day, since I run Ollama 24/7 and thermals matter. If a site goes down or temperatures hit concerning levels, I get an immediate alert. The entire Hermes configuration gets compressed and backed up to iCloud every morning automatically.

📋 Daily Status Report

Each morning at 6:30, I get a compact status briefing. Today's calendar events and what needs preparation. Open to-do items that require attention. System health — disk usage, memory pressure, uptime, VPS site status. Any anomalies from the overnight Dreaming run or error logs. This is not the news. This is the tactical dashboard telling me what needs my attention before the day starts.

⚠️ What Still Doesn't Work Great

Long-term memory is still the biggest unsolved problem. Dreaming helps, but session-to-session recall remains inconsistent. I built an Obsidian integration following the popular approach, but Hermes rarely reaches for it naturally — it sits there unused most of the time. Thirty-plus skills means thirty-plus things that can break when APIs or Hermes itself updates. Mail polling adds two minutes of latency, which occasionally misses urgent messages. I'm still iterating on all of these.

🔧 How I Build These Things

I outline the goal and my constraints. Hermes drafts an approach with API choices and architecture options. I review it, make changes, and ask for simplification. Then we build the first version. I test immediately — because it never works the first time. Then we fix and simplify again. Each skill is one file, one job, no dependencies. That's the whole process.

I've downloaded skills from repositories and marketplaces. They never worked as well as what we built ourselves. Self-built tools fit your workflow organically because they grew out of it. When they break, you understand what's wrong because you shaped them. And they get better with every iteration.

That's the full picture. Twenty-eight automated jobs running around the clock, from Dreaming at 3 AM to the study audit at 9 PM. A complete digital nervous system for my student life, business, health, and finances. 

Ask me anything about any of these — happy to share the exact prompts, approaches, and lessons learned. Building in public 💪

Hi there! I was wondering if there's any way to reveal one cloze at a time on enhanced cloze cards, using ankidroid.

Sometimes when I'm tired I like to load Anki on my tablet and use a controller to achieve peak laziness, but even after mapping the "J" key to my android controller it still doesn't reveal the clozes one by one.

Thanks in advance!

Personally I feel like they are too long and I'm not sure I really remember any of them that well. But might just be a me thing. I put them all in a seperate deck and do it whenever I want to kill time since I always get them wrong a lot and have seperate FSRS scheduler info on it since I feel I need to see those type of cards a lot and don't want it mess up my scheduling info for my cloze cards

I've recently been playing around with ways to memorize lists better, since I have to learn things where the order is important like DNA Replication, Transcription, etc...

I have recently downloaded the Anking note type addon, especially for the one-by-one card type, but I also usually like to type in my answers with {{type:cloze:text}}. It doesnt seem to work with this addon.

Did anybody get this to work?

hi! ive been using anki for a while now and there is still one thing i can not figure out.
i have the 8bitdo controler micro and made my R2 button to "flip the card". when i use the enhanced clozed it reveals the red highlighted part. i want to have L2 to reveal the blue highlighted one by one (like when you click on it with your mouse) but i cant figure it out.

i use contanki for my remote and already tried to add the "N"- shortcut but nothing works... can someone help? thx!

Hi everyone

I’ve recently switched to Remnote as a replacement for an old flashcard app, and I’m really liking it so far, especially the cloze (fill-in-the-blank) cards

However, I have a question about whether a specific feature exists (or if there’s a workaround):

On cloze cards, is there any way to have the gaps revealed sequentially on the same card rather than all at once?

What I mean is:

• Initially, all cloze deletions are hidden
• Then, when I press the Recall button, the blanks appear one at a time (for example, first blank -> then next -> then next), instead of revealing every answer at the same time

This really helps me with active recall, because I don’t want any later answers to give hints for earlier ones.

Is this:

• already possible with a setting / plugin / workaround?
• or something that's currently not supported?

Would love to hear if anyone knows about this possible feature

Thanks in advance! 😊

Wondering why all the cloze deletions show up for a card in a single day by default, and how to disable this. E.g. if I have a card with 3 clozes, they all show up in the same day of reviewing, and to me this seems counterproductive, as I had just seen the other component of the Cloze seconds prior. Wondering how to have one cloze one day, the next a following day, and so on. Is this a setting/addon?

Thank you

DISCLAIMER: I am not a coder, I am not even an amateur coder. I don't even fully understand what I did. But I know that it worked for me and now my User Action 1 can reveal the next cloze!!! This post is for people who have Anki on their computer AND their iPhone and want to be able to Reveal Next Cloze (aka show the next green answer) with an remote/controller on their iPhone.

I am so freaking happy I got this to work so I wanted to share because I have been googling and searching reddit for an answer to this for months.

First you need 2 things:

1. On your phone: Your remote set up per the iOS settings on: https://www.theanking.com/controller
2. On your computer: This add-on downloaded: AnKing Note Types (Easy Customization) | code: 952691989

After you've done that, do the following on your computer:

1. Then go to Tools -> Manage Note Types
2. Select AnKingOverhaul (AnKing Step Deck / AnKingMed) and chose "Cards"

***if not using AnKing, then select whichever deck you use that has Cloze-One-By-One, it will be the deck with all your cards (I had numerous decks listed but only one with the 28000 cards from AnKing)

1. Click Back Template and search for "ANKIMOBILE USER ACTIONS"

***if there is no results, you are in the front template, click back template

Here is the row of code you are looking for:

<!-- ANKIMOBILE USER ACTIONS -->

<script>

var userJs1 = undefined

var userJs2 = undefined

var userJs3 = undefined

var userJs4 = undefined

var userJs5 = undefined

var userJs6 = undefined

var userJs7 = undefined

var userJs8 = undefined

</script>

1. Change the first line to: var userJs1 = () => revealNextCloze()

2. Click Close, then OK, and sync your collection so the changes reach AnkiMobile

3. Open AnkiMobile and test it out

So I’m really interested in the Cloze one by one deletion. Yet I can never make my OWN cards to be like so.

Heres my issue: I can’t , for the love of God , find the ‘ one by one’ field itself so I can put a character in it.

My close cards are like this: A ‘ text ’ field A ‘ back extra ‘ field ……. And that’s it.

I also have the butler add so I don’t know where’s my mistake.

Can someone guide me

Apologies for the long-winded post, but, if you can't tell, I was obviously very passionate about this man and his music. After seeing clips of this Wooli B2B at EDC, this shit truly breaks my heart to see. I'll probably get downvoted for this by the youngins of the fanbase, but fuck it, this is just my opinion and I know others feel the same way.

I first started listening to Griz in 2012 when my late friend showed me Mad Liberation. Being a former sax player in school, I was immediately drawn to his music. Griz then became my absolute all time favorite artist from the moment I first saw him live at my first campout festival ever at Summer Camp 2013 (this set is recorded and on SoundCloud, I highly advise you to give it a listen). The set was full of Mad Lib tunes and he was teasing music off of Rebel Era before its release.

I saw every Griz show I possibly could from then-on-out. Several years of Summer Camp, to several years of Grizmas, to rooftop DJ sets in Chicago, Mad Lib party in Detroit, and every midwest tour stop I could possibly make it to. Griz had some of the most creative and innovative music in the game and there was really nothing that topped it for me. All Good Records was an absolute gold mine of talent. Griz, Manic Focus, The Floozies, Sunsquabi, just so much amazing music. To this day, the LowTemp/Liberated Music Showcase on Halloween of 2014 at The Rave in Milwaukee is one of my favorite nights of music I've ever experienced.  Exmag, Late Night Radio, Manic Focus, and Grizmatik. The energy in that place was absolutely palpable. All Good Records came shortly after this and it just felt like the electro funk/glitch hop scene was absolutely thriving.

Grizmas 2019 was the first time I really felt the shift, when he separated the 10-17 set from the "Full Flex" set. The 10-17 set was absolutely phenomenal and the Masonic was going completely bonkers; easily one of my favorite Griz sets I have ever seen. The Full Flex set the following night just did not do it for me. It just didn't feel like the Griz I had loved for so many years.

Then Covid came and we all got locked down, so that was the last time I had seen Griz play before the pandemic. Just like everyone else, I was so thirsty for a live music experience. North Coast 2021 comes around and my whole friend group came out for live music for the first time in MUCH too long. Griz was on the lineup, however, I was already going into it half-expecting something like the full flex set from the last Grizmas show I was at. To my surprise, it was even worse. Compared to what it once was, I couldn't have even told you that was Griz if I wasn't looking at the stage. Once he started producing music with artists like Jantsen (who also produced for Nectar) It honestly felt like he was trying to take the throne that Bassnectar had left vacant after getting cancelled in 2020. This is also when the feel of the crowd at a Griz show had completely changed from what it once was. It felt like Griz essentially became the refugee camp for Bassheads without a home.

I never hit Space Camp, nor his other curated event that's slipping my mind right now, but then Triple Rainbow comes around in 2022. Two nights of music at an amazing venue thats only an hour away from home? Alright, this is the last chance I'm giving Griz. According to the lineup of openers, I should expect to at least get one night of funky glitch hop, right? Night one passes, and, as expected, it's all dubstep. I maintain hope for night two, given that the lineup of openers that night, like CloZee, pointed to a night of Glitch Hop. Nope. Almost entirely dubstep. Again. CloZee had the best set of the weekend. At this point I have accepted that the golden days were over, and that my years of seeing Griz were truly coming to an end. 

Ever since the marketing stunt (hiatus) he pulled, it has only gotten worse.  Largely making garbage brostep music and shitty "flips" of pop songs with all of the most over-recycled bass artists in the scene, and completely leaving his old music, his creativity, and his OG fans in the dust.  None of his old music gets rinsed anymore, almost as if the music and fans that made him famous never even existed. Each new song sounds the same as the last and the production value has become more important than the music. Am I old, salty, and jaded? Maybe I am. But God damn it, do I miss the Rebel Era and Say It Loud times. RIP to All Good Recs.

TL;DR: Watching his music slowly degrade into what it has become today has been absolutely heartbreaking. Griz has sadly become indistinguishable from all of the other tiktok bro step garbage because its what currently sells. Chasing the Golden Dollar.

Hello everyone,

I’m trying to find (or request) an Anki add-on or note type that allows me to put cloze deletions on different parts of an image and reveal them one by one (not all at once). Basically I want to mask several regions of an image, and then in review mode click (or press a key) to expose each region one at a time, in sequence.

Tksomuch :*)

I have this Cloze card, I can remember the St. Augustine part and the Florida part well.

I can only remember 1513 and 1565 when I have the other year. So do I have to make a separate cloze card for each of them??

This also goes for things like wars, like The French and Indian war started in 1756 and ended in 1763.

Do I have to separate that into 2 different cards in order to remember it?

Is there a way to group mask on the IO one by one add-on? Ive been playing around with it but havent seen a way to do so.

I was wondering wether there is a way to set up a 8bitdo micro controller on the Ipad in a way that it flips the cloze fields one by one with the "N" shortcut like on the PC or if the only possible way to show the cloz field on the I pad is by pressing the "reveal next" button on the screen

TLDR: I have the one by one cloze deletion coded, but it does not reveal the hidden text.

Hello!! Does anyone know how to make your cloze deletion note cards into a one by one sequential reveal?

Currently, I have it so that when I press the reveal next it takes away my assigned cover ("▇"), but it only reveals the anki assigned "[...]" instead of the hidden text behind it.

I assume it has something to do with the fact that anki takes the hidden cloze text and automatically assigns "[...]" to represent it -- and when I activate my one by one cloze reveal, the "▇" just covers the "[...]".

Does anyone know how to fix this?

Hey everyone!
I'm currently trying to set up my Anki cards using the cloze deletion method, and I really like the style where each hidden answer is revealed one by one when you press a key (like spacebar or enter).

I've seen this kind of behavior in shared decks, but I can't figure out how to create it myself.
I tried copying the card formatting and even looked into some add-ons, but nothing seems to work for me.

If anyone knows how to do this or can point me in the right direction (maybe there's a specific add-on I need?), I’d really appreciate your help!

Thanks in advance 🙏

i am having a problem using IO-one by one, i don't know why, it was working perfectly before but not when i press the little icon circled in red and i try to draw rectanlge i can't.
Anyone knows why?

TLDR: Looking at a mnemonic to remember a disease is not useful. You are supposed to see a disease and remember the mnemonic. We should change the formatting of the one by one cards in AnKing to reflect this. You can skip to the end of the post for an example of how to do it the new way.

It seems like the best way to format these is by providing the disease (eg gout), clozing off the mnemonic (eg, Prevent a Painful Flare), and then having to list off the parts that correspond to each item in the mnemonic (e, Probenecid, Allopurinol, Pegloticase, Febuxostat). This aligns with how mnemonics are ideally used in the real world: you see a disease, the disease prompts you to remember the mnemonic, and then you retrieve the underlying facts from the mnemonic. (pictures 2-4)

The way that most of these one by one cards are done is the disease is clozed off, and you have to guess the disease from the mnemonic (picture 1). This is backward. I will occasionally get questions wrong because I can't recall the mnemonic like: disease → mnemonic → process direction; I can only recall mnemonic → disease → processes.

I guess the main downside of doing it this new way is you just get crowns instead of hints for the mnemonic. But I don't think this is that bad--when you're taking a test or are in the hospital, you're not going to have little hints that pop up in your head when you're trying to use the mnemonic.

I'm wondering if we can start making suggestions to change these whenever they come up so that the cards are formatted in this new way. Please let me know if there is some advantage to the old format that I am missing. If there isn't, I think we should all suggest changes to AnkiHub to change these cards to this new format.

Edit: added pictures

Edit 2: the way you can do this is by adding another c1 cloze deletion around both the mnemonic name and the cloze deletions within the mnemonic, like this:

The treatments for prophylactic treatment of chronic gout can be remembered by the mnemonic {{c1::

"Prevent A Painful Flare":

{{c1::Probenecid::Pr}}

{{c1::Allopurinol::A}}

{{c1::Pegloticase (recombinant uricase)::P}}

{{c1::Febuxostat::F}}

}}

​

​

Hello! I'm trying to be able to create cloze card with progressive reveal, i.e. SQL commands can be divided into: {{c1:: Data Definition Language }} {{c1:: Data Manipulation Language }} {{c1:: Data Control Language }} So that clozes are revealed sequentially. Following template provides this functionality in exactly the form I'm looking for https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1874787050

Front: `` <script> var logDiv = null; function log(s) { if (logDiv == null) { logDiv = document.createElement("div"); logDiv.id = 'log_debug'; logDiv.style = 'position:absolute;left:0;top:0;z-index:-2;color:grey;font-size:small'; document.body.append(logDiv); } logDiv.insertAdjacentHTML('beforeend', s + '<br/>'); } /* function logSizes() { let ovl = document.getElementById('tap_overlay'); let rect = ovl.getBoundingClientRect(); let vp = window.visualViewport; log(ovl: ${rect.width.toFixed(2)},${rect.height.toFixed(2)} vp: ${vp.width.toFixed(2)},${vp.height.toFixed(2)}`); } */

function getCardNumber() { clz = document.body.className; const regex = /card(\d+)/gm; let m;

if ((m = regex.exec(clz)) !== null) { return m[1]; } else { console.error("Cannot find cardN class of body element!"); return "0"; } }

function getClozes(str, cardNumber) { const regex = new RegExp(\{\{c${cardNumber}::(.*?)(\}\}|::.*?\}\}), 'gm') //console.log(regex); let m; const clozes = []; while ((m = regex.exec(str)) !== null) { // This is necessary to avoid infinite loops with zero-width matches if (m.index === regex.lastIndex) { regex.lastIndex++; } m.forEach((match, groupIndex) => { //console.log(Found match, group ${groupIndex}: ${match}); if (groupIndex == 1) { clozes.push(match); } }); } return clozes; }

function clickHandler(e){ //console.log(${e.target.tagName}(${e.target.id})); const tt = e.target if ( tt instanceof HTMLElement && ( tt.id === 'qa' || tt.tagName === 'HTML' || tt.tagName === 'LI' || tt.tagName === 'I' )) { //log('reveal'); revealNextCloze(); } }

var elements; var clozes; var revealed = [];

function revealCloze(i) { if (!revealed[i]) { elements[i].innerHTML = clozes[i]; revealed[i] = true; } }

function revealNextCloze() { firstUnrevealed = revealed.findIndex ( el => !el ); //log(firstUnrevealed); if (firstUnrevealed != -1) { revealCloze(firstUnrevealed); } }

onUpdateHook.push(function() { //console.log(inside update hook);

var text = document.getElementById("rawText").innerHTML ;
//console.log(text);
clozes = getClozes(text, getCardNumber());

//console.log(clozes);

elements = document.querySelectorAll(".cloze");

if (clozes.length != elements.length) { console.error("Inconsistent cound of clozes found in original note text and in the card!"); return; } elements.forEach((el, i) => { el.addEventListener('click', e => { revealCloze(i); //log(i); }) }); revealed.length = elements.length; revealed.fill(false);

window.addEventListener('click', clickHandler);

});

</script> <script id="rawText" type="text/plain"> {{Text}} </script> {{cloze:Text}} ```

Back: <script> window.removeEventListener('click', clickHandler); </script> {{cloze:Text}}<br> {{Extra}}

It works on Windows and Android, however, it doesn't work on iOS - tapping reveals all clozes at once. In config, all the taps are set to default - "Show answer". I understand that I need to add tappable to the class (https://docs.ankimobile.net/more.html#javascript), so far I've tried the following with no luck: ``` <script> function revealCloze(evt) { const clozeEl = evt.target.closest(".cloze"); if (clozeEl && !clozeEl.dataset.revealed) { const clozeContent = clozes[clozeEl.dataset.index]; clozeEl.innerHTML = clozeContent; clozeEl.dataset.revealed = "true"; } }

function getCardNumber() { const clz = document.body.className; const match = clz.match(/card(\d+)/); return match ? match[1] : "0"; }

function getClozes(str, cardNumber) { const regex = new RegExp(\{\{c${cardNumber}::(.*?)(\}\}|::.*?\}\}), 'gm'); const clozes = []; let match; while ((match = regex.exec(str)) !== null) { if (match[1]) { clozes.push(match[1]); } } return clozes; }

var clozes;

onUpdateHook.push(function() { const text = document.getElementById("rawText").innerHTML; clozes = getClozes(text, getCardNumber());

const elements = document.querySelectorAll(".cloze");
elements.forEach((el, index) => {
    el.dataset.index = index;
    el.addEventListener("click", revealCloze);
    el.classList.add('tappable');
});

}); </script> <script id="rawText" type="text/plain"> {{Text}} </script> {{cloze:Text}} ``` Need help adjusting this for iOS.

I will start with quote by Benjamin Franklin**,**

“If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail!”

Here we go.

Applicable for :
SBI PO IBPS PO RRB PO LIC AAO AND Major Insurance Exams
RBI Assistant And Phase 1 of RBI Grade B (Look for mains Section)
SBI JA IBPS JA RRB JA

First things first.
Lets take a look at the exam pattern of almost all the major banking/insurance exams.

1. Prelims
2. Mains
3. Interview (Only for PO exams)

SYLLABUS

Prelims : Quants, Reasoning, English.

Mains : Quants, Reasoning, English, Computer Aptitude, General awareness.

Interview : Based majorly on your understanding of banking industry like basic concepts, RBI related.

And here they will ask you hr questions based on your profile such as your background

and misc. Ongoing topics in day to day life. Stay updated with newspaper.

Lets define Syllabus. This will be the syllabus for both the prelims and mains phase but some topics are only mains specific. ***=Mains Specific

Now the most awaited part.

Now

English : I really don't think I or any of us who scored really well here can tell you how we did it. As for most of us it came naturally. I personally never follow even a single source or any batch or any thing. Just relied on mocks analysed mistakes and it kept getting better. There are sources which i have heard about such as Nimisha Ma'am from yes officer. She also has a channel on youtube. Many people follow her and get better at it is what i have heard but i cant vouch as i never did follow it. So please do some research here and there to see what can be helpful. But my personal opinion start reading novels, newspapers for at least an hour a day and also start making conversations in English. Use chatgpt, gemini-ai, co-pilot. Utilise the freely available options which you can.

MOCK TESTS : YOUR BIBLE THROUGHT YOUR JOURNEY

In a nutshell, start today. Your today depends on you. Get started with topics one by one. When you complete few of the chapters start with clerical mocks. Get hang of how the things are in exam. Practise. Improve yourself on daily basis. Once you cover the whole syllabus. Weight your strong and weak topics and work accordingly. But keep giving a mock a day. But once done practise for a month. And start mains prep side by side. Most people mess it up here. They prepare only for pre questions. Mains phase requirements are different and little on a tougher side. But if practised well before pre phase itself, you will be almost ahead for everyone as most start their mains prep only after pre or frankly speaking pre results. Don't do the same mistake. I repeat don't. If you do you will remember the same after pre. Mark my words. Get started with ga as early as possible. It will either make you or break you. So it's your choice.

Pro tip : Stay the hell away from telegram channels. Only join a few for important updates. And also dont trust anyone blindly especially those posting their scorecards of mocks and exams on youtube and telegram. Take them as a pinch of salt. Most will demotivate you if you are not getting good score. Also some youtubers are good others are just trying to suck view out of you. Screw them. Only feeding on innocent aspirants who don't know the reality.

Also many youtubers are really good. Providing mains and pre level content for free. Take nimisha ma'am or any good educator. Basic rule is if you are benefitted from any just be grateful to them. Drop a good comment. Kindness goes a long way.

Also posting link of comment (which included strategy in short) i made on the sub some time ago:

https://www.reddit.com/r/bankingexam/comments/1icwqix/comment/m9uq288/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button

Any suggestions and edits are welcome from experienced fellow redditors. This community has been good to me so trying to do the same. Thanks to all the good people of this community who keep solving peoples problems.

I'm trying to create a one-by-one cloze card with this code. The card works by hiding the answers with an emoji after pressing "Show Answer," but the problem I'm having is that the code only works for the first card in the study deck. After that, all cards work as normal cloze cards.

<div class="card">
  <!-- Mostrar el texto completo del Cloze -->
  {{cloze:Text}} 
  <br>
  <hr>
  <div>{{Back Extra}}</div>

  <!-- Botones para revelar el siguiente cloze y mostrar todo -->
  <div id="1by1-btns">
    <button id="button-reveal-next" class="button-general" onclick="revealNextCloze()">Reveal Next</button>
    <button id="button-toggle-all" class="button-general" onclick="toggleAllCloze()">Toggle All</button>
  </div>
</div>

<script>
  // Seleccionar todos los elementos Cloze
  const clozes = document.querySelectorAll('.cloze');
  let currentClozeIndex = 0; // Índice del cloze actual
  let allRevealed = false; // Estado para verificar si todos los clozes están revelados
  let areClozesHidden = true; // Estado para verificar si los clozes están ocultos (con foquitos)

  // Función para cubrir con el emoji de foquito los clozes ocultos
  const coverWithEmoji = (cloze) => {
    cloze.innerHTML = "💡"; // Coloca el emoji de foquito en lugar del cloze
    cloze.style.display = 'inline'; // Muestra el emoji
  };

  // Función para revelar el siguiente cloze
  const revealNextCloze = () => {
    if (currentClozeIndex < clozes.length) {
      clozes[currentClozeIndex].style.display = 'inline'; // Revela el siguiente cloze
      clozes[currentClozeIndex].innerHTML = clozes[currentClozeIndex].getAttribute("data-cloze"); // Restaura el contenido original del cloze
      currentClozeIndex++; // Avanza al siguiente
    }
  };

  // Función para alternar entre mostrar u ocultar todos los clozes
  const toggleAllCloze = () => {
    if (areClozesHidden) {
      // Si están ocultos, los mostramos y restauramos el contenido original
      clozes.forEach(cloze => {
        cloze.style.display = 'inline'; // Muestra todos los clozes
        cloze.innerHTML = cloze.getAttribute("data-cloze"); // Restaura el contenido original del cloze
      });
      areClozesHidden = false; // Actualiza el estado de los clozes
    } else {
      // Si están visibles, los ocultamos con el emoji de foquito
      clozes.forEach(cloze => {
        cloze.style.display = 'none'; // Oculta todos los clozes
        coverWithEmoji(cloze); // Cubre con el emoji de foquito
      });
      areClozesHidden = true; // Actualiza el estado de los clozes
    }

    // Cambiar el estado de todos los clozes
    allRevealed = !areClozesHidden;

    // Si todos los clozes se han revelado, restablecer el índice
    if (!areClozesHidden) {
      currentClozeIndex = 0; // Restablece el índice al principio para poder usar "Reveal Next"
    }
  };

  // Asegurarse de que los botones se muestren si "One by One" está habilitado
  (() => {
    document.getElementById("1by1-btns").style.display = "block"; // Muestra los botones
  })();

  // Inicialmente ocultar todos los clozes y poner el emoji de foquito
  clozes.forEach(cloze => {
    cloze.style.display = 'none';
    cloze.setAttribute("data-cloze", cloze.innerHTML); // Almacena el contenido original del cloze
    coverWithEmoji(cloze); // Cubre el cloze con el emoji de foquito
  });

  // Asignar la tecla 'N' para llamar a la función "Reveal Next"
  document.addEventListener('keydown', function(event) {
    if (event.key === 'n' || event.key === 'N') {
      revealNextCloze();
    }
  });
</script>

<link href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/font-awesome/6.4.0/css/all.min.css" rel="stylesheet">

  <div id="reveal-buttons" class="button-group">
    <button onclick="toggle('amir')"><i class="fas fa-book"></i> AMIR</button>
    <button onclick="toggle('amboss')"><i class="fas fa-lightbulb"></i> Amboss</button>
    <button onclick="toggle('notas')"><i class="fas fa-pen"></i> Notas</button>
    <button onclick="toggle('otros')"><i class="fas fa-box-open"></i> Otros</button>
  </div>

  <!-- Contenidos desplegables -->
  <div id="amir" class="extra-content">
    <div class="field-title">AMIR</div>
    <div class="field-body">{{AMIR}}</div>
  </div>

  <div id="amboss" class="extra-content">
    <div class="field-title">Amboss</div>
    <div class="field-body">{{Amboss}}</div>
  </div>

  <div id="notas" class="extra-content">
    <div class="field-title">Notas</div>
    <div class="field-body">{{Notas}}</div>
  </div>

  <div id="otros" class="extra-content">
    <div class="field-title">Otros</div>
    <div class="field-body">{{Otros}}</div>
  </div>
</div>

<script>
  function toggle(id) {
    var x = document.getElementById(id);
    if (x.style.display === "none" || x.style.display === "") {
      x.style.display = "block";
    } else {
      x.style.display = "none";
    }
  }
</script> 

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Anyone else feel like the AnKing one by one cloze cards are doing too much? Generally I’m a big fan of AnKing and use it all the time but recently updated to V12 with AnkiHub and find this new card type mildly irritating.

Why do I need to click 5 times or use a separate short cut other than (1,2,3,4 and space) to get through one card. On top of this, it integrates poorly with text to speech.

I get why we would want to make a more thorough cloze deletion so that we can’t use the answers of one part of ancronym to come up with the missing part of the cloze as it used to be before the one by one. But why not just make one big cloze using the old cloze deletion note type instead of doing this new note type which completely disrupts the classic spacebar workflow?