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Document the colors supported by the custom Shield #74

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olivierlacan opened this issue Oct 21, 2013 · 5 comments
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Document the colors supported by the custom Shield #74

olivierlacan opened this issue Oct 21, 2013 · 5 comments
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@olivierlacan
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We should list the colors supported since it appears that grey and gray don't work: http://img.shields.io/cheez/whiz.png?color=grey
http://img.shields.io/cheez/whiz.png?color=gray

That's one more point in the camp of #61 by the way.

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What should the colors be, @olivierlacan? The new API server supports more than the old did:

https://github.com/gittip/img.shields.io/blob/ee348f618212883785591c3b07bc5c2cdf1c7375/README.md#valid-colours

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nathany commented Jan 8, 2014

@olivierlacan Can you commit to coming up with a style guide for the colors, gradients, fonts, dimensions, etc. for badge generation?

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nathany commented Jan 8, 2014

Also see this issue with regards to font selection with SVG. badges/gh-badges#14

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I think the colors are well documented on http://shields.io/

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I found that HEX values were case-sensitive...

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