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AnKing Step Deck Subdivision Issue
Thanks for your question about your AnKing Step deck. I understand that you’re having issues with the subdeck organization in the Browse tab.
What’s Happening
Based on the AnkiHub documentation, this is actually expected behavior with the AnKing V12 deck on AnkiHub. The AnKing Step Deck intentionally doesn’t use the traditional subdeck structure.
Explanation
According to the official FAQ:
When AnkiHub was initially released, it did not have subdeck support. We have not added it to the AnKing deck because of how complex it is.
We did, however, add a #AK_Original_Decks tag that contains all the original subdecks.
The AnKing team has chosen to use tags for organization instead of subdecks because:
One card can have many tags, but can only belong to one deck. Many of the cards in this deck are relevant for multiple topics, so we have used tags for the primary organization.
Solution
You can still organize and filter your cards by using the tag system:
- Go to the Browse tab in Anki
- Look at the left-hand panel and click on “Tags”
- You’ll find the main tag hierarchies: #AK_Step1_V12, #AK_Step2_V12, and #AK_Step3_V12
- Under the #AK_Original_Decks tag, you’ll find all the original subdeck organization
This tag-based organization provides more flexibility since one card can have multiple tags, whereas it could only belong to a single subdeck in the traditional system.
If you’d like to see screenshots of the tag hierarchy, they’re available in the FAQ post linked above.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you need any further clarification.