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templates: cyphar: minor readme updates
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![yomichan settings](yomichan_settings.webp)
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By using `{cloze-prefix}<b>{cloze-body}</b>{cloze-suffix}` for `SentKanji`, the
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targeted word will be automatically highligted. If you prefer to do the
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highlighting yourself (or don't want to highlight the target word on the card
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front), use `{sentence}` instead. Note that Yomichan can be a bit peculiar when
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deciding how much of a conjugated verb counts as "part" of the verb, so double
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check that you're happy with the automatic highlighting.
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## Japanese Support settings
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If you use the [Japanese Support add-on][anki-jpn], make sure to modify
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As with the Japanese Support add-on, you need to add the right field to
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`srcFields`. However, because the JaPitch add-on writes to `VocabPitchPattern`
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you don't need to modify `dstFields`. And instead of adding `SentFurigana`, you
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want to add `VocabFurigana`.
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want to add `VocabKanji`. I also would set `regenerateReadings` to true because
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JaPitch provides more information than Yomichan.
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Note that this can lead to extra readings being generated, and you cannot
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currently force it to only use the correct reading by setting the source field
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to `VocabFurigana` (doing so will lead to an entirely wrong reading to be
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generated because it treats the furigana as a separate word, breaking up the
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expression into multple parts).
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Your final config should look something like this:
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"srcFields": [
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"Expression",
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"Kanji",
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"VocabFurigana"
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"VocabKanji"
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],
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"styles": {
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"ꜜ": "ꜜ",
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