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- Web_badge abstract "A web badge is a small image used on websites to promote web standards, products used in the creation of a web page or product, to indicate a specific content license that is applied to the content or design of a website, or to comply with an application's terms of service. A common-usage standard for web badges are 88x31 pixel and 80x15 pixel (also known as Antipixel) images typically in GIF or PNG image format composed of a small graphic to the left with text on the right. Web badges may however come in any size or configuration.Standard dimensions:36x1380x1588x31110x32120x60125x50180x60↑".
- Web_badge thumbnail Poweredby_mediawiki_88x31.png?width=300.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink 80x15.com.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink buttonmaker.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink silkscreen.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink steal_these_buttons.html.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink webbadges.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink index.php?page=buttonmaker.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink www.web20badges.com.
- Web_badge wikiPageExternalLink 19.
- Web_badge wikiPageID "2566024".
- Web_badge wikiPageRevisionID "541701296".
- Web_badge alt "A Wikimedia project Web badge".
- Web_badge alt "Powered by mediawiki web badge".
- Web_badge direction "vertical".
- Web_badge footer "The two web badges at the bottom of all Wikipedia pages.".
- Web_badge hasPhotoCollection Web_badge.
- Web_badge image "Poweredby mediawiki 88x31.png".
- Web_badge image "Wikimedia-button-for-homepage.png".
- Web_badge width "88".
- Web_badge subject Category:Computer_icons.
- Web_badge subject Category:Logos.
- Web_badge subject Category:World_Wide_Web.
- Web_badge comment "A web badge is a small image used on websites to promote web standards, products used in the creation of a web page or product, to indicate a specific content license that is applied to the content or design of a website, or to comply with an application's terms of service. A common-usage standard for web badges are 88x31 pixel and 80x15 pixel (also known as Antipixel) images typically in GIF or PNG image format composed of a small graphic to the left with text on the right.".
- Web_badge label "Antipixel".
- Web_badge label "Antipixel".
- Web_badge label "Antipixel".
- Web_badge label "Web badge".
- Web_badge sameAs Antipixel.
- Web_badge sameAs Antipixel.
- Web_badge sameAs Antipixel.
- Web_badge sameAs m.07ndz1.
- Web_badge sameAs Q1432432.
- Web_badge sameAs Q1432432.
- Web_badge wasDerivedFrom Web_badge?oldid=541701296.
- Web_badge depiction Poweredby_mediawiki_88x31.png.
- Web_badge isPrimaryTopicOf Web_badge.
