Step 1: Copying the Markdown Code

Step 2: Pasting the Markdow into your file.
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# 🤔 FAQ ### Q: Why won't my badge lead anywhere?

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By default, (mostly) all badges have (#) at the end of their code to define a link. **You need to replace the (#) with a link that you'd like the badge to go to when clicked on.** For example, if the code is: `[](#)` ...you'll need to replace the (#) with a link (eg. https://github.com/inttter). If the code is a dynamically updating badge such as this one: `[](https://github.com/badges/shields/releases)` You must replace 'saadeghi' with your GitHub username/organization, and 'daisyUI' with your repository name. This includes the redirect URL aswell.

### Q: Can I customize these badges?

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Yes, please refer to the [Styles](STYLES.md) and [Customization](CUSTOMISING.md) documentations for how to style and customize your badges.

### Q: Can I use badges on any repository hosting platform?

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As long as they support Markdown rendering, you can. If you need more info, consult the help page for your platform.

### Q: Do these only work in Markdown?

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**No**, you can also use them in HTML, by using `` tags to link to a website, and `` tags to display the badge. Here's how you may format it if you were to link the badge to a website inside of a HTML file: ```html ``` Result:

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