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# How to Contribute
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The easiest way to contribute is via CrowdAnki. Install Anki and add the addon CrowdAnki to it.
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Then, you can add this repo via `File -> CrowdAnki: Import from git repository`.
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After you've done the modifications you want to, export the deck via `File -> Export -> CrowdAnki JSON representation`
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These changes can then be added via a normal git pull request.
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(If you're not too familiar with git, you can also just send the json to my email: abocken@ethz.ch, then I will add the changes.)
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## Editing fields
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You've probably noticed how the fields I'm using aren't plain text but are HTML.
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If you want to edit a field in a major way, please familiarize yourself with the HTML representation of each field.
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I think you'll quickly get the format after looking at one or two examples.
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You can view the html of a field in the Browse window via:
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Select a card -> select the field you want to edit -> click on the burger menu (the one to the right where all the format options like bold and italics are) -> edit HTML
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`Ctrl+Shift+X`should also open up the HTML of the field.
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Shoot me an email if there is anything unclear to you, I'll gladly help you. (abocken@ethz.ch)
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