Steps:
1: Put all files inside a folder anki-addon-glossary
2: Rename Export_html_glossary.py to __init__.py
3: Rename xrange() to range() for Python3
???: do any other code changes I've missed. #8
Profit: Upload this version to the plugins page as 2.1-compatible

Hello,

what would i have to do to make sure my pictures are in html aswell?
They were pasted and are now saved in \appdata\anki2*user*\collection.media (nVersion 2.0.48)

• Can I modify the exported Default.html file to two/three columns through the custom.css?

• And, put the Question/Answer into top/bottom instead of left/right style?

Present style:

Dreaming style:

Thanks very much!

Because TXT can be read on TTS in the mobile phone, in the bus, subway and other spare time can listen to learn with headphones, can you add a direct export to the txt document in the way or options?

Front template tags squish right, back template tags squish left.

After lagging on an export of my main deck, I tried it on canadian provinces Default::Flags of Canada https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2104389644 and moved the export into collection.media for images #5
As I scroll down the page, everything gets squished off to one side because some tag isn't getting closed:

<div style='font-family: Arial; font-size: 15px;color:grey;'>
What is the name of this province/territory?<br><br>
{{Map}}

throws </div> sprinkles all over the templates

Should probably give a warning message like

Card contains unclosed HTML tag {{tag}}
Note type {{Note}} Card type {{type}} Note id {{nid}} Card id {{cid}}

While the export happens in the XHTML namespace, the output is not valid! Since XHTML is XML, all attribute values must be quoted and all elements must be closed.

So, instead of:

<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="custom.css">
<div class=Card>...<div>

it should read:

<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="custom.css" />
<div class="Card">...</div>

This should be dead easy to fix. The alternative would be to have to output be HTML4 or HTML5, which, however, would be a shame, since there is not yet any Anki2XML export I found, and this is the closest to it. One can simply write an XSL-T, which would take the XHTML (it's XML!) and transform it to whatever format one wants.

It would be nice to have this script export the linked audio as a html audio element with player controls. For now I did this for the exported html by replacing embedded Anki audio elements [sound:colloquial] with following html with my text editor:

 <audio controls src="colloquial.mp3"></audio><br>

Thank's for this work. I used it for returning a vocabulary learning course word log as html http://saltio.la/stuff/vocab-log.