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Or do we have to manually update GitHub stats
You need to use @anuraghazra service to do it, it can be achieve with:
Change the ?username= value to your GitHub's username
[](https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats)
Full docs https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats
Tip: you can go to anyones custom profile and view the README.md file, then click raw to see how they achieve it
yeah i found good resource on site you give above but there's something wrong happening here
I write most language code in readme file at bottom but it cover area above on other lines
can you check why it's happening
https://github.com/mohit01-beep
here's my profile link
I think it is because you don't have a line break after your list, so markdown thinks the image is part of the list and not a separate block
oh i found what was wrong, also i want to ask where can i get these emoji's codes and icons
oh i found what was wrong
what was wrong @mohit01-beep ? remember think of sharing with the community
oh i found what was wrong
what was wrong @mohit01-beep ? remember think of sharing with the community
it's just you have to put - on starting of each line for line break,
i didn't knew that was line break i just tried and yeah i'm right - is line break in README.md file
oh i found what was wrong,
also i want to ask where can i get these emoji's codes and icons
please check this 2nd line of emoji and icons in README @eddiejaoude
it's just you have to put - on starting of each line for line break,
i didn't knew that was line break i just tried and yeah i'm right - is line break in README.md file
Ok so I what I suggested worked https://github.com/EddieJaoudeCommunity/support/issues/56#issuecomment-672955265
how to add Icons/Logo in Readme file
I think that is a different question. If it is buried in another question it won't help the rest of the community. Please raise a new question and include an example of what you are looking for
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You need to use @anuraghazra service to do it, it can be achieve with:
Change the ?username= value to your GitHub's username
Full docs https://github.com/anuraghazra/github-readme-stats
Tip: you can go to anyones custom profile and view the
README.mdfile, then clickrawto see how they achieve it