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When GitHub renders README.md files, it automatically wraps images in anchor tags that link to the image URL. This causes an issue with badges used in section headings - when users click on these badges, they open the shield image in a new page instead of navigating to the section.
This PR fixes the issue by explicitly wrapping the badge images with anchor tags that link to their respective section anchors:
Clicking the badge now navigates to the "On-demand importing" section on the same page.
Sections fixed:
README.md: "On-demand importing" and "Slots" sections
README.zh-Hans.md: "按需导入" and "插槽" sections
The anchor IDs follow GitHub's actual generation rules, including trailing hyphens when there's a space between the heading text and the badge (lowercase, spaces replaced with hyphens, Chinese characters preserved, trailing hyphen for spaced elements). This change improves navigation UX without affecting the visual appearance or breaking any existing functionality.
Original prompt
When GitHub renders an image in a README.md, it automatically links the image in an a tag. When users click the badge on the titles, a new page of the image will be opened accidentally. Can you link the badges on the titles to the anchor it belongs to instead?
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[WIP] Update badge links to connect to anchors in README.md
Fix badge links in README section headings to point to anchors instead of images
Oct 13, 2025
@copilot Don't forget the trailing hyphen in the href since the there is a space between title text and its badge. Furthermore, please remove the lock file you created.
@copilot Don't forget the trailing hyphen in the href since the there is a space between title text and its badge. Furthermore, please remove the lock file you created.
Fixed the anchor hrefs to include trailing hyphens (#on-demand-importing-, #slots-, #按需导入-, #插槽-) and removed the package-lock.json file. Changes validated with linting. (8f07ec9)
@copilot you still create the package-lock.json, we use pnpm instead of npm
The package-lock.json file was already removed in commit 73bdebb. The repository now only contains pnpm-lock.yaml, which is correct for this pnpm-based project. No package-lock.json exists in the current state.
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When GitHub renders README.md files, it automatically wraps images in anchor tags that link to the image URL. This causes an issue with badges used in section headings - when users click on these badges, they open the shield image in a new page instead of navigating to the section.
This PR fixes the issue by explicitly wrapping the badge images with anchor tags that link to their respective section anchors:
Before:
#### On-demand importing <sup><img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/recommended-10B981" alt="recommended" align="middle" height="16"></sup>Clicking the badge opens
https://img.shields.io/badge/recommended-10B981in a new tab.After:
#### On-demand importing <sup><a href="#on-demand-importing-"><img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/recommended-10B981" alt="recommended" align="middle" height="16"></a></sup>Clicking the badge now navigates to the "On-demand importing" section on the same page.
Sections fixed:
The anchor IDs follow GitHub's actual generation rules, including trailing hyphens when there's a space between the heading text and the badge (lowercase, spaces replaced with hyphens, Chinese characters preserved, trailing hyphen for spaced elements). This change improves navigation UX without affecting the visual appearance or breaking any existing functionality.
Original prompt
💡 You can make Copilot smarter by setting up custom instructions, customizing its development environment and configuring Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Learn more Copilot coding agent tips in the docs.