Header + paragraph
This is the default format. Each heading at the configured level (H2 by default) is a front; the body below it is the back.
---tags: [decks/spanish]---
## What does "Hola" mean in English?
Hello.
## How do you say "Thank you" in Spanish?
Gracias.The filename becomes the deck name.
Header level & breadcrumbs
Section titled “Header level & breadcrumbs”The header level is configurable per profile (H2 by default). Headings above the configured level aren’t turned into cards — instead they’re kept as a breadcrumb path attached to each card for context, for example:
Chapter 1 › Section 2
This lets you keep a normal document outline while only the deepest headings become cards.
Adding notes (hints / mnemonics)
Section titled “Adding notes (hints / mnemonics)”You can attach an optional note to a header-paragraph card in two ways:
- An Obsidian comment anywhere in the body:
%%a hint or mnemonic%% - Text placed after a
---divider at the end of the body.
Notes are hidden during review and shown on demand when you press N — the same as the tables notes column.
## What is the capital of Australia?
Canberra.
%%Not Sydney — common trap.%%