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On your help article for multi-line flashcards you state the following:“The top-level question won’t show its grandchildren by default (here, the letters) – only its direct children. Because it’s beneficial to test as few items on each card as possible, as mentioned earlier, this is usually preferable. However, if you wish, you can expand some or all of the child items while studying a card in the queue (or while previewing it by clicking the arrow in the editor), thus showing their children as well:<div class="intercom-interblocks-paragraph no-margin intercom-interblocks-align-left">The expand/collapse state is persistent – you only need to do this once for each recursive multi-line card you create, and in all subsequent practice sessions it will appear the same way. The state is also stored separately for the flashcard queue/flashcard preview and the editor, so you can freely expand and collapse your documents while editing them without affecting the display of your cards.”</div>Please implement an option to have these always expanded without needing to expand them 1 time before. If I make a list where I need grandchildren bullet points, I need them there for a reason and to expand them are just unnecessary extra steps for me.Thank you in advance!

On your help article for multi-line flashcards you state the following:“The top-level question won’t show its grandchildren by default (here, the letters) – only its direct children. Because it’s beneficial to test as few items on each card as possible, as mentioned earlier, this is usually preferable. However, if you wish, you can expand some or all of the child items while studying a card in the queue (or while previewing it by clicking the arrow in the editor), thus showing their children as well:The expand/collapse state is persistent – you only need to do this once for each recursive...

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Manuel K

On your help article for multi-line flashcards you state the following:

“The top-level question won’t show its grandchildren by default (here, the letters) – only its direct children. Because it’s beneficial to test as few items on each card as possible, as mentioned earlier, this is usually preferable. However, if you wish, you can expand some or all of the child items while studying a card in the queue (or while previewing it by clicking the arrow in the editor), thus showing their children as well:

The expand/collapse state is persistent – you only need to do this once for each recursive multi-line card you create, and in all subsequent practice sessions it will appear the same way. The state is also stored separately for the flashcard queue/flashcard preview and the editor, so you can freely expand and collapse your documents while editing them without affecting the display of your cards.”

Please implement an option to have these always expanded without needing to expand them 1 time before. If I make a list where I need grandchildren bullet points, I need them there for a reason and to expand them are just unnecessary extra steps for me.

Thank you in advance!



Setting to auto-expand Grandchildren bullet points in flashcards

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