I need a list card, but which shows some text(hint) for each numbered bullet before revealing the answer.
It should look like this:(6 numbered images in a collage)
If you want for every n^th question to be able to see the (n-1)'th question’s answer, then you could indent each question once further. Like this:
What it looks like in the queue:
And so on. The only drawback is that they wouldn’t appear in a sequence together anymore. Perhaps you could see that as interleaved learning though?
This does solve part of the problem. 
Yes,I could use this for interleaved learning, but from my exam point of view, its kind of risky. Its because, to answer a question from the “Topic”, I need to know all of “A1,A2,A3” , and knowing only some of them won’t help. That’s why I want to be tested by all of them together. Otherwise, at a point of time, I might have forgotten (say A3), but I’m practicing flashcards of A1,A2 from the queue and my exam happens before the A3 flashcard is next scheduled 
. I guess only some variation of the List card can serve my purpose. Thank you.
figured out a workaround using List Cards; just what I wanted.
Do you have the code for this? Tks.
@rjh18 No code required, this is the native list card. Click the link if the gif is not loading. Here’s the image version. To make a newline inside of the same rem use shift+enter.
Yup, use shift+enter to create multiple lines in a single bullet, then cloze the answers and merge all clozes.
Yep, that is one way to do it. But I need the answers to be revealed one by one(1, then 2 and so on…like in list cards), not all together. I say this because, in my case, every n^th question needs the (n-1)'th question’s answer to be visible. Thanks.
Doesn’t seem possible with the current way the list rem and queue ordering are setup. A list will always show full lines, and there is no way to force a specific order of clozes from a single rem to appear in the queue. Feel free to hop over to feature requests and upvote whatever seems closest to your intended workflow.
Hi, can you elaborate on how to do this? Thank you so much!!
@emmnnemmss The post above contains the solution to the original topic
This feature requests contains some ways to utilise clozes as lists
