- **Default**: `#0a0a0a`

- **Usage**: `?labelColor=HEX_CODE`

In URLs, `#` starts the fragment part. If you write `?labelColor=#000000`, the `#000000` part is treated as a fragment and the query value is lost.

- Wrong: `.../badge/version/nuxt?labelColor=#000000`

- Correct (URL-encoded `#`): `.../badge/version/nuxt?labelColor=%23000000`

- Also correct (no prefix): `.../badge/version/nuxt?labelColor=000000`

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Overrides the default strategy color. You can pass a standard hex code (with or without the `#` prefix). The text color is automatically chosen (black or white) based on WCAG contrast ratio, so the badge remains readable.

- **Default**: Depends on the badge type (e.g., version is blue, downloads are orange).

- **Usage**: `?color=HEX_CODE`

In URLs, `#` starts the fragment part. If you write `?color=#000000`, the `#000000` part is treated as a fragment and the query value is lost.

- Wrong: `.../badge/version/nuxt?color=#000000`

- Correct (URL-encoded `#`): `.../badge/version/nuxt?color=%23000000`

- Also correct (no prefix): `.../badge/version/nuxt?color=000000`

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| Example | URL |

| :------------- | :------------------------------------ |

| **Hot Pink** | `.../badge/version/nuxt?color=ff69b4` |