in translateY the Y letter must be uppercase or lowercase or it doesn’t matter?

  • Resolved johannes999

    (@johannes999)


    2 years, 7 months ago

    Hello,
    in this example:

    transform:translateY(0);

    is in the translateY the Y must be uppercase letter or lowercase letter?
    I see in my editor in css translateY as translatey. and I see in MDN examples as translateY .
    so I don’t know the translateY is case sensitive ?
    thanks

    • This topic was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by Jan Dembowski. Reason: Moved to Fixing WordPress, this is not an Everything else WordPress topic
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  • Hi @johannes999 , this doesn’t seem to be a question specific to fixing WordPress, but rather about using CSS. I’d recommend asking the question on a different forum. Perhaps Developing with WordPress or StackOverflow?

    Thread Starter johannes999

    (@johannes999)

    this is very simpel question about syntax translateY .
    wordpress means HTML, CSS,PHP and javascript . so don’t understand me wrong every question is wordpress.
    I was confused because I see in w3schools using transform: translateY (Y)in uppercase and in wordpress editor when I am coding with CSS . I see autofill gives me translatey with lowercase (y) so I searched in google for the right answer but I couldn’t find .
    is it Y uppercase or y lowercase or it is case insensitive.
    I think I asked this question in the section everything else than wordpress.
    I wil not see it as developing because it is very simpel question if I am not wrong?
    thanks

    Thread Starter johannes999

    (@johannes999)

    I think I have to try both in a test to see the difference. I never thought about this
    thanks

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