Pixel size representation standard in ADF

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What is the standard way for representing pixel values in inlineStyle property for the components? is it to use 20px or 20.0px.
Jdeveloper internally changes to 20.0px if yoy type 20px for the property.
Expecting a reply from Product managers especially Frank or Chris or Shay.

But why Jdev not converts ContentStyle to 20.0px while writing 20px?
Also notice that when u set any style property for InlineStyle & converts to 20.0px, u can
again directly edit 20px in InlineStyle. This change reflects in code editor also. After running page
u can check your html page source to see applied style property as 20px & not 20.0px.
At the end, following the standards is good for proper result but standards are resting inside your result always.

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