I am using the WK10k breakdown anki deck.
Can someone explain to me how i move cards of later levels to “new cards” ? I think im around level 10, but wanted to move the card 幻想 of level 17 to the front. I tried to reposition the cards i want to learn and it says due 0, 1, 2 etc… But they still wont show up as new cards, my last "new card " was due 15800 or something. I am not sure how anki works, but i get the feeling the due does not have an effect on this deck and the next cards are chosen just by some other indicator?
I think for the “due” number to have an effect you need to also switch your deck to “Show new cards in order added”. (I must say, I think this wording is less than optimal but hey…)
You can find it on the main screen, under the deck’s cogwheel go to “Options”:
That should do the trick. (At least it does for me…)
I already have that option enabled.
(supposed to be 経営)
I am using the WK10K deck and for some reason Anki keeps using the wrong font (defaulting to a Chinese one I think?) despite me having the Noto Sans fonts installed on my PC
Whenever I reinstall the fonts it gets temporarily fixed, but when I restart my PC and open Anki again the problem persists (and obviously I don’t want to have to keep reinstalling the fonts every single day)
Is there any easy way to fix this? The solutions I found by searching around seem quite cumbersome (Do I really have to go around manually putting everywhere?)
Have you tried editing the CSS?
I tried figuring out how one could do it here
but in the 10K deck @hinekidori made the Styling-section has almost 80 thousand characters, so unless there’s a catch-all term I can surround the whole thing with that overwrites anything written in there I don’t see how one would go about doing it?
Edit: and the problem is probably the language Anki is defaulting to (Chinese?) and not the font that the deck itself uses, I assume?
Hi @hinekidori !
In this video Anki: Choosing Between Commonly Kana/Kanji you display a method to decide between the kana reading and the kanji reading to display the answer.
However, there is no code related to to this, and checking the 10K core vocab deck, I couldn’t find the feature you talk about in this video. ( There is no CommonlyKana? field in the anki cards ).
Would you mind sharing the code about this specific feature ? I think it can be useful 
ありがとうございます