Badge
Inline pill labels for annotating features, status and version information.
The badge shortcode renders a small inline pill label. Use it in prose, headings and table cells to annotate feature status, API stability, version requirements and similar metadata. All parameters are named.
Basic usage
Released in {{< badge text="v0.8.0" >}} and later.Released in v0.8.0 and later.
Variants
The variant parameter controls the color. All variants derive their color from the theme palette and adapt automatically in light and dark mode.
| Variant | Use for |
|---|---|
default |
General labels, version numbers |
tip |
New features, additions |
important |
Key information, notable changes |
warning |
Experimental, subject to change |
danger |
Deprecated, breaking, removed |
neutral |
Status labels, categories |
{{< badge text="Default" >}}
{{< badge text="New" variant="tip" >}}
{{< badge text="Important" variant="important" >}}
{{< badge text="Experimental" variant="warning" >}}
{{< badge text="Deprecated" variant="danger" >}}
{{< badge text="Stable" variant="neutral" >}}Default New Important Experimental Deprecated Stable
With a link
Add href to make the badge a clickable link:
{{< badge text="Migration guide" variant="danger" href="/docs/migration/" >}}In headings and tables
Badges work inline in Markdown headings and table cells:
## Feature name {{< badge text="Beta" variant="warning" >}}
| API | Status |
|-----|--------|
| `renderMathInElement` | {{< badge text="Stable" variant="neutral" >}} |
| `fileTree` | {{< badge text="New" variant="tip" >}} |Parameters
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
text |
required | Label text. |
variant |
"default" |
Color variant. See the table above. |
href |
(none) | URL. Makes the badge a link. |
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