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Bootstrap Badges are perfect for highlighting vital information on your website, such as important headlines, alerts, and more. Explore our latest Bootstrap tutorial to master the art of creating Bootstrap Badges.
Exploring Bootstrap Badges
1. Creating Badges in Bootstrap
2. Contextual Classes for Badges
3. Creating Badge Pills
4. Displaying Counts within Badges
1. Creating Badges in Bootstrap
The following example illustrates how to create badges for inline elements using Bootstrap:
The returned result looks like the following:
2. Contextual Classes for Badges
To alter the appearance of a badge, we can utilize contextual classes or modifier classes.
For instance: in the following example, we employ contextual classes and modifier classes to modify the badge appearance:
The resulting output resembles the following:
3. Creating Badge Pill
Similarly, we can create badge pills (i.e., badges with rounded corners) by using the .badge-pill class, as shown in the following example:
The resulting output resembles the following:
4. Displaying Counts within Badges
Furthermore, badges can be utilized as part of a link or button to display counts, such as the number of received or unread messages, the quantity of notifications, etc., commonly seen in mail applications or Facebook.
Example: the following example illustrates displaying counts within badges:
The resulting output resembles the following:
In this tutorial, Mytour just guided you on creating Badges in Bootstrap. Additionally, if there are any queries or questions needing clarification, readers can leave their comments below the article.
In the next tutorial, Mytour will introduce you to the Progress Bar in Bootstrap.
