Minor, badge rendering with README file

[fakoua]

The readme file renders the badges in the same line with github, while nest renders the badge in two separate lines, minor but fixing it would be great. Thanks

[t8]

@fakoua thanks for letting us know. Could you attach a link and/or a screenshot so we can see what is happening?

[fakoua]

@fakoua thanks for letting us know. Could you attach a link and/or a screenshot so we can see what is happening?

For example:

https://github.com/fakoua/deno_gui and https://nest.land/package/deno_gui

Please check how the badge are rendered.

Thanks

[t8]

I see. This is very interesting. If you visit Opine's module page, this does not occur. As a workaround, try formatting your README badges like Craig Morten does here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/asos-craigmorten/opine/main/README.md

Note: Craig uses HTML elements instead of markdown.

Let me know if this helps fix your problem!

[fakoua]

Hi @tbaumer22 , It is fine for Opine, but my concern is not a specific package, we need consistency between github and nest.

[t8]

Yes, you're right. I completely agree. We'll investigate a solution to this problem when we can. Until then, feel free to use Craig Morten's method above!

Thanks again for reporting this.

[maximousblk]

seems to be a problem with vue-markdown. it adds a <br> tag after each image.

[balupton]

You can use https://github.com/bevry/projectz for maintaining the readme badges via <!-- BADGES --> inside the readme, it uses package.json:badges and other information from inside package.json to populate them.

[t8]

I'm afraid that our issue here has to do with the way the badges are displayed on the site and not the badge files themselves.

@MartonDev is this something that can be fixed with your experimental vue-markdown in development?