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What is a Bootstrap badge unstyled?

A Bootstrap badge unstyled is a small label used to show extra information, like a number or a short word, but without any default Bootstrap design. It is just plain, with no background color, no borders, and no extra styles. People use it when they want a badge that does not look fancy or colorful, so they can style it in their own way. This type of badge gives you the same functionality as a regular badge but lets you design it from scratch. It’s good when you want something simple or want it to match your own website’s style.

How to use Bootstrap badge unstyled?

To use a Bootstrap badge without styles, add a simple or ag in your HTML. Give it the class badge, but skip the extra styling classes like bg-primary or text-bg-warning. This way, it keeps the badge format without any built-in colors or borders. For example, you can write 4, and then add your own custom styles using CSS. This is helpful when you want more control over how the badge looks and don't want to use the colors and sizes Bootstrap gives you by default.

How to style Bootstrap badge unstyled?

You can style a Bootstrap badge unstyled by writing your own CSS. First, you make a basic badge with the class badge and leave out other Bootstrap classes. Then, you go to your CSS file or use a