What does that tell you, and is there a remedy for that?
Now that we know what is causing it.
I was told it is not reproducible on Firefox but easily on Edge and Chrome.
Solution is the same: width: calc(50% + 1px); or, 51%
When you did yours, how come you didn’t use 51% and went with calc instead? @PaulOB
Gap Visible
https://jsitor.com/ublt2Y43V8
With YouTube Code Removed, No Gap Visible.
https://jsitor.com/XT3U947ICr
And what is causing it?
Please provide a link to the earlier discussion.
Because the difference would always be 1px and you would never know when 51% would always be 1px larger and because I like to be exact.
In essence you could have used anything greater than 50% so I could ask you why you didn’t use 52 or 53%?
What is causing it?
A pixel division issue that the video pushes the borders 2 pixels too much.
Sorry about that, I realized after I posted.
Here: Continuing the discussion from Blend a full background over sliding curtain:
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