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I'm coming back up to the top layer for the new question (Hi!) also please don't worry about asking questions. It's fun seeing your project develop and it's good to have questions and answers out in the open so they can help other people too.

I'm not sure if it's possible to put buttons in fields, but I'm thinking about other types of solutions...

You can make even smaller buttons if you want. Not saying it's a good idea for every project, but it is possible.

(At this very tiny size they seem hard to click, especially on mobile, so there's some downsides. )

I assume you're trying to add more syllables (cool!). Do you know how many you'll want to have on one card in the final version?

Internet Janitor70 days ago(+2)

There are some pretty small pixel fonts available in MSFonts.

Another option to explore would be using a scrollable rich-text field with a bunch of hyperlinks. The link[] event sent to a field is basically the same as the click[] event sent to buttons, except you get the value of the link, and it's an especially natural choice if most of the buttons have the same underlying script.

D I M A70 days ago(+1)

Well the amount of syllables depends on the language. So far I was able to put all the Japanese syllables in one card, but for English there would be at least 300. Due to there being more than 6 vowels and a lot of constants. so for example, I have 8 vowels and 20 constants, they all need to be connected. I take "k" and add all the vowels, that's 8 syllables, multiply by 20, we get 160. But I also have to leave some space for the pause button, the vowels separately and the constants separately.

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