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Action buttons fixed on top of the card back content #46
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Hello, I'll work on fixing this. |
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I added an option to make the flashcards view scrollable in the latest release (v1.4.3). Please check it out. |
@st3v3nmw Thanks for working on this. I just installed v1.4.4 and the modal does not even open up when I try to review |
What Obsidian version do you have? |
There's an API I'm using that's only available on Obsidian v0.12.2, I thought the Turns out I hadn't added the minimum app version correctly, should be fixed now. |
Confirming that v1.4.3 works as expected. Thanks for resolving this. Should I close this issue? |
Thanks for the confirmation. I'll just close this issue on my end. |
Hello
Thanks for making this plugin. An issue I am encountering is the buttons are hovering over the card back content instead of being fixed at the bottom. Please see screenshot below.
Obsidian app version: 0.11.13
Obsidian spaced repetition version: 1.4.2
How I am creating the card:
The way I am making this card is using the multiline syntax (as described in the wiki) except I am using the code block as the back portion of the card. If I knew how to look at the HTML structure I could debug this and offer a CSS fix. However, I am not sure how to view the HTML in an electron app.
Potential solution:
One solution is to make the flashcardView as flex with column direction and overflow auto. Then you can have a header / top section and a footer section with the buttons. The middle div (flashcardContent ) can be sent to the markdown renderer with flex grow 1 and that would expand automatically.
The html can be
Current issue:
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