caesartg - I see your point. Honestly a big part of my hesitation on this is that we're trying to make a concerted effort to make the flashcard system less complicated - there are way too many control panels / options / etc for the average user to understand, and tones-above-headwords is yet another confusing checkbox added to that mix.
But I know there are a couple of these rarely-used features (like having the fields displayed vary by a card's rank) that some people find essential, so we're probably already going to have a screen or two of "Expert Settings" in which we can stick options like tones-above-headwords. (or more likely character coloring, since that would be considerably easier to implement)
Ma Guo Tou - this is the sort of thing that we're hoping to enable with the desktop companion software (whenever we release that), but it's actually pretty doable now if you use the flashcard export function. Just add the words you want to share to a newly created flashcard list, Export them with "Include user entry text" enabled, and beam the exported file to someone else - they can then import that file into their copy of PlecoDict and end up with the same entries. In 2.0 we'll probably still only have the one user database, but it should be even easier to exchange subsets of that database with other users.
But I know there are a couple of these rarely-used features (like having the fields displayed vary by a card's rank) that some people find essential, so we're probably already going to have a screen or two of "Expert Settings" in which we can stick options like tones-above-headwords. (or more likely character coloring, since that would be considerably easier to implement)
Ma Guo Tou - this is the sort of thing that we're hoping to enable with the desktop companion software (whenever we release that), but it's actually pretty doable now if you use the flashcard export function. Just add the words you want to share to a newly created flashcard list, Export them with "Include user entry text" enabled, and beam the exported file to someone else - they can then import that file into their copy of PlecoDict and end up with the same entries. In 2.0 we'll probably still only have the one user database, but it should be even easier to exchange subsets of that database with other users.