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msgid "Badges"
msgstr ""

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msgid ""
"Badges let you show the state of your documentation to your users. They are "
"great for embedding in your README, or putting inside your actual doc pages."
msgstr ""

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msgid "Status Badges"
msgstr ""

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msgid ""
"They will display in green for passing, red for failing, and yellow for "
"unknown states."
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msgid "Here are a few examples:"
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msgid "|green| |nbsp| |red| |nbsp| |yellow|"
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msgid ""
"You can see it in action in the `Read the Docs README`_. They will link back"
" to your project's documentation page on Read the Docs."
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msgid "Style"
msgstr ""

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msgid ""
"Now you can pass the ``style`` GET argument, to get custom styled badges "
"same as you would for shields.io. If no argument is passed, ``flat`` is used"
" as default."
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msgid "STYLE"
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msgid "BADGE"
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msgid "flat"
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msgid "|Flat Badge|"
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msgid "flat-square"
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msgid "|Flat-Square Badge|"
msgstr ""

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msgid "for-the-badge"
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msgid "|Badge|"
msgstr ""

#: ../../badges.rst:38
msgid "plastic"
msgstr ""

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msgid "|Plastic Badge|"
msgstr ""

#: ../../badges.rst:40
msgid "social"
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msgid "|Social Badge|"
msgstr ""

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msgid "Project Pages"
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msgid ""
"You will now see badges embedded in your `project page`_. The default badge "
"will be pointed at the *default version* you have specified for your "
"project. The badge URLs look like this::"
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msgid ""
"You can replace the version argument with any version that you want to show "
"a badge for. If you click on the badge icon, you will be given snippets for "
"RST, Markdown, and HTML; to make embedding it easier."
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msgid ""
"If you leave the version argument off, it will default to your latest "
"version. This is probably best to include in your README, since it will stay"
" up to date with your Read the Docs project::"
msgstr ""