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The README gives <img src="s.gif" name="high"> as an example of how to render a sprite in one's HTML. It wasn't clear what s.gif was and I assumed it was the image generated by sprite-factory containing all the sprites. Only when I happened to look at the examples images did I realise it's a 1x1 pixel image.
Perhaps a quick note in the README would clarify this.
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The README gives
<img src="s.gif" name="high">
as an example of how to render a sprite in one's HTML. It wasn't clear whats.gif
was and I assumed it was the image generated by sprite-factory containing all the sprites. Only when I happened to look at the examples images did I realise it's a 1x1 pixel image.Perhaps a quick note in the README would clarify this.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: