rfindley said...I used the "Double Check," but it doesn't allow to re-input the answer. I have to decide whether the answer is right or wrongpatarapolw said... BTW, can it ignore a correct answer? I want type in the answer again.There are other scripts for that:
"Double-Check allows you to mark correct answers as incorrect (eg, wanikani accepted it because it was close enough, but you're actually wrong), or incorrect answers as correct (eg, in case of a misspelling/typo)."
or
"Close but no cigar: Instead of accepting close answers, you need to spell things correctly. It doesn't mark them wrong outright, but rather tells you you spelled it wrong and allows you to fix your mistake."
Also, "Double Check" script is more visually appealing than "Override."
Anyway, thanks for the answer.