Add card_width for stats Card repo cards
See original GitHub issueIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The GitHub Stats Card is too wide and I cannot fit two panels in my README.md
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Describe the solution you’d like Allow customizing the width of GitHub Stats Card like it is allowed for the Language Card using card_width.
Describe alternatives you’ve considered Make the GitHub Stats Card smaller (width) might be also a solution.
Additional context Current look:
Requested feature: I would like to achieve something like this (edited in MS Paint):
Note: This is my 2nd attempt (the 1st one is here) to draw attention and get feedback as one of my feature requests remained inactive despite the overall activity in the issues section.
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- Created 2 years ago
- Comments:5 (1 by maintainers)
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@trackmasters You can write your code like this:
Hey @trackmasters thanks for requesting this feature. sorry I totally missed your issue, I believe there was some similar issues too which got unnoticed.
I’ll take a look on how we can do this without making things overlap each other.