⚠️ Please note that all of these badges use `flat` style badges for their examples. Want to change the style of the button? Please see [Styles](STYLES.md) for documentation. --- When using Shield.io badges in Markdown, you can modify various aspects such as badge color, text, logos, and styles. ### 1. Changing Badge Color You can change the badge color by replacing `` with your desired hexadecimal color code in the badge URL. For Example: `` Result:  Replace `blue` with your desired color. ### 1a. Using hexadecimal colors Alternatively, you can use hexadecimal colors to get a specific shade of a color that shield.io may not have built in. For Example: `` Result:  --- ### 2. Modifying Text Change the text displayed on the badge by altering the text after the badge name in the URL (in this case, its **Some%20Placeholder%20Text**). For Example: `` Result:  ### 2a. Splitting text Want to split the text to have 2 different sections? You can do this by adding a `-` between the words. For Example: `` Result:  --- ### 3. Adding Logos Include logos on badges by specifying the logo name after the logo= parameter in the badge URL. For Example (using the Docker logo): `` Result:  Another Example (using the Sass logo): `` Result:  ### 3a. Supported icons/logos Shield.io uses [Simple Icons](https://github.com/simple-icons/simple-icons) and a small sub-set of it's own icons/logos. If you can find your icon/logo on https://simpleicons.org, it will work with your badge. Shield.io also has its own few custom badges that you can find [here](https://github.com/badges/shields/tree/6e803367e0f3c8e0cc4196a700af37fac1629f4d/logo).