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February 25th, 2003, 02:48 AM
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moving fractions of pixels
anyone know what is the smallest amount of pixels you can do in javascript.
I used to believe the pixel was the smallest, then I saw 40.5 etc, then 40.1 etc I realize it probably can't display it as 0.1 of a pixel but what about retaining the value, so it you were animating and like every step you added 0.1, after 10 steps should it move 1 pixel? I am not seeing that. thanks
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February 25th, 2003, 12:19 PM
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RE: moving fractions of pixels
I'm no authority on JavaScript, but I'd say that you can make actual movements for whole pixels only. Because CSS is flexible enough, though, you can say 32.3px and it will get rounded to 32.
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