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Improve shields and header in README (Close #3017) #3018
Improve shields and header in README (Close #3017) #3018
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This formatting somehow doesn't look clean. Is the anchor tag on the new line the reason for underscores?
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Yes, everything before the closing anchor tag is interpreted as text, including newlines. By default the style is underlined and we cannot change that on github.
In alternative we could put everything on the same line
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but I thought it would make more sense to have the
img
tag on a new line even if the closing anchor doesn't have the same indentation as the opening oneThere was a problem hiding this comment.
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Can you try replacing anchor tags with https://stackoverflow.com/a/61072867/9695360 and check if this works?
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We wouldn't be able to keep them centered if we go for markdown. The closest solution to mixing both is something similar to this https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29368902/how-can-i-wrap-my-markdown-in-an-html-div but the only difference would be using markdown image tags instead of html
img
tags. They all still have to stay on one line