updated alignment tags in readme and blank readme #34
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replaced <p> tags with <div> so title properly renders in GitLab
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Also this Fixes #10, I'm not sure how to link issues to the pull request though. |
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GitLab's markdown doesn't respect alignment in
<p>tags, and any project that uses this template ends up with a left justified title block. Replacing<p align="center">with<div align="center">fixes the issue.This also fixes a separate issue where any Jetbrains IDE (Pycharm, IntelliJ, CLion) would flagged an error with the closing
</p>tag of the title block saying it matches nothing. and every time you'd try and commit changes there'd be an annoying pop-up saying as much.With
<p>tagsWith
<div>tags