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Hi, I use the rule Leading Zero with "exclude_zero". So I want to write .5 for 0.5.
But the beautifier breaks that rule, because it adds the 0. Can I configure that behavior? It would be nice, if it removes an zero if one is there.
If the beautifier doesn't support it yet, could you add it?
Thank you.
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I've been looking into this because I ran into the same issue. I'm not seeing it happen in every case, though. For example, with this snippet
h1 { margin: .4em; -webkit-transform: scale(.9); transition: -webkit-transform .1s; }
It gets transformed to
h1 { margin: .4em; -webkit-transform: scale(0.9); transition: -webkit-transform .1s; }
Notice that the middle line -webkit-transform is the only one that gets the 0 added on. Not sure why that is...
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Hi,
I use the rule Leading Zero with "exclude_zero". So I want to write .5 for 0.5.
But the beautifier breaks that rule, because it adds the 0. Can I configure that behavior? It would be nice, if it removes an zero if one is there.
If the beautifier doesn't support it yet, could you add it?
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: