invisible badge option?

[ChristianPetersen]

this is my first ever "issue", I write on github. And to be honest - I use git more or less as a backup and versioning-tool.
I looked at the service you provide at hits.sh and this is exactly, what I was looking for.
The only change, I would need is an option for an invisible badge.

what is the best way to proceed? Should I click on "pull request", change the java source code and use the new code on my own server? What if someone else also needs this option?

I am really sorry, if this is a stupid question.
Christian

[silentsoft]

Thank you for registering the issue. However, there are currently no plans to provide the feature you mentioned in this service.

A quicker way, rather than creating and modifying the invisible option yourself, would be to add the opacity style to the image tag you want to apply, as shown below.

<img alt="Hits" src="https://hits.sh/github.com/silentsoft/hits.svg" style="opacity: 0;">

[ChristianPetersen]

That is a brilliant idea. Thank you! mit den besten Grüßen, Christian Petersen Am Di., 30. Mai 2023 um 23:49 Uhr schrieb Hyesung Lee < ***@***.***>:

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