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Transistion property fix #46

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@amiga-500 amiga-500 commented Jan 7, 2017

This resolves an issue with csstidy using the transition property where it would strip the "s" or "ms" from 0 .. e.g. "0s" becomes "0" (a unitless zero). It would only happen for "0s" not "0.4s", for example. According to the standards and browser tests, the transition property fails because of the stripped unit.

Issue #41

This resolves an issue with csstidy using the transition property where it would strip the "s" or "ms" from 0 .. e.g. "0s" becomes "0" (a unitless zero).  It would only happen for "0s" not "0.4s", for example.  According to the standards and browser tests, the transition property fails because of the stripped unit.
TobiasBg added a commit to TablePress/TablePress that referenced this pull request Feb 25, 2017
Cerdic pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 29, 2017
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This resolves an issue with csstidy using the transition property where it would strip the "s" or "ms" from 0 .. e.g. "0s" becomes "0" (a unitless zero).  It would only happen for "0s" not "0.4s", for example.  According to the standards and browser tests, the transition property fails because of the stripped unit.
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Cerdic commented Sep 29, 2017

Thanks again! This patch is now merged

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