Overview

This document provides instructions on how to use and install markdown badges in a README file. It includes two methods of adding badges using code snippets. It also provides a list of static badges for various categories like blogging, cloud, and contact.

Features

Method 1: Allows users to add badges to a README file using image tags with customizable height.
Method 2: Provides the option to download and copy-paste badges from the list of static badges.
Static badges: Includes badges for categories like blogging, cloud, and contact.

Method 1

Get a link from the badge list below.
Create an image tag in your README:
```
<img src="PUT THE LINK HERE">
```
To customize the height, add the height attribute within the image tag:
```
<img height="YOUR DESIRED HEIGHT IN PIXELS" src="PUT THE LINK HERE">
```
Note: You can omit the height attribute if you don't want to change the height.
To center the badge, put it into a <p> tag with the align attribute set to "center":
```
<p align="center">BADGE.S HERE</p>
```

Method 2

Download the latest release of Badger.
Put the names of the badges you need.
Copy and paste the badges.

Summary

This document provides instructions for adding markdown badges to a README file. It offers two methods of adding badges and includes a list of static badges for various categories. Users can choose between method 1, which involves using image tags with customizable height, or method 2, which allows them to download and copy-paste badges.

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M3 Markdown Badges