Animated Numbers with dots do strange stuff

Hey saschapi,

Thank you for the inquiry.

When you add a dot between the numbers, the theme or the script treats the numbers on both sides of the dots separately. Without the dot, this is the markup.

<span class="avia-single-number __av-single-number" data-number_format="" data-number="32000" data-start_from="0">32000</span>

With the dot, you will see this.

<span class="avia-single-number __av-single-number" data-number_format="" data-number="32" data-start_from="0">32</span>
<span class="avia-single-number __av-single-number" data-number_format="" data-number="000" data-start_from="0">000</span></strong>

As you can see, the number 32 is separated from 000, which will then be animated in successive manner. It might be best just to omit the dot and remove the trailing zeroes.

Best regards,
Ismael

Hi,

Thank you for the clarification.

In Europe we use the dot as a seperator for thousands. So removing the “trailing” zeroes is not a thing ;)

I thought that was a decimal point. Using comma to separate digits or numbers are widely recognized around the globe, so replacing the dot with a comma or completely removing it should not effect how the visitors perceive the animated numbers or data. Unfortunately, adjusting the script to treat numbers separated by dots differently will require modifications that are beyond the scope of support.

Best regards,
Ismael