i have div on website , trying position div in css using margin-top property.
i'm using:
margin-top: -0.5px;
my div ever low when doing if margin-top: -0.6px; high , im trying find value in between 0.5 , 0.6,
is there way can use 2 decimal place values like:
margin-top: -0.5.5px;
would appreciate this, thanks?
the short answer fractional css pixel ratios either rounded or truncated.
conisder following:
div.someclass {margin-top: 0.55px;}
and percentages
div.someclass {margin-top: 35.55%;}
these values rounded nearest percent browsers, , truncated others. meaning above 2 examples interpreted either 0.6px / 0.5px , 35.6% / 35.5% depending on user's browser.
for more information fractional css values check out stackoverflow thread: are decimal places in css width respected?
how fix this? unfortunately, can't try offset margin fractions adding inner padding fraction offsets margin.
example:
div.outer {margin-top: 0.5px;} div.inner {padding-top: 0.1px;}
this should result in same output margin-top: 0.6px depending on particulars of overall css theme may notice subtle differences.
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