Adding a linked badge to the gnome extensions page #68
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There is already a section in the README where this badge belongs and can replace the current one. I don't like how this messes up the header layout. |
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fixed |
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Previewing the README with this change currently shows a broken image :( Also, I'd really prefer if the badge just took the place of the existing one, rather than being right-aligned and above the heading. |
I linked it against the github source by @andyholmes now. I hope this will stay... Could perhaps also add the svg file to the repo...
Changed. |
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On hold as per #67 (comment). |
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Totally liked the idea in #67 and added the logo + link to the readme. I used the SVG file from gitlab. It should be available there for quite some time...