diff --git a/scripts/config.php b/scripts/config.php
index 0f6b680..160f3bc 100644
--- a/scripts/config.php
+++ b/scripts/config.php
@@ -357,7 +357,7 @@ function sendTestNotification(e) {
       <br>
       <span <?php if($config['MODEL'] == "BirdNET_6K_GLOBAL_MODEL") { ?>style="display: none"<?php } ?> id="soft">
       <label for="sf_thresh">Species Occurence Frequency Threshold [0.0005, 0.99]: </label>
-      <input name="sf_thresh" type="number" max="0.99" min="0.0005" step="0.01" value="<?php print($config['SF_THRESH']);?>"/> <span onclick="document.getElementById('sfhelp').style.display='unset'" style="text-decoration:underline;cursor:pointer">[?]</span><br>
+      <input name="sf_thresh" type="number" max="0.99" min="0.0005" step="any" value="<?php print($config['SF_THRESH']);?>"/> <span onclick="document.getElementById('sfhelp').style.display='unset'" style="text-decoration:underline;cursor:pointer">[?]</span><br>
       <p id="sfhelp" style='display:none'>This value is used by the model to constrain the list of possible species that it will try to detect, given the minimum occurence frequency. A 0.03 threshold means that for a species to be included in this list, it needs to, on average, be seen on at least 3% of historically submitted eBird checklists for your given lat/lon/current week of year. So, the lower the threshold, the rarer the species it will include.<br>If you'd like to tinker with this threshold value and see which species make it onto the list, you can run the following command <?php if($config['MODEL'] == "BirdNET_6K_GLOBAL_MODEL"){ ?>AFTER clicking 'Update Settings' at the very bottom of this page to install the appropriate labels file<?php } ?>: <b>~/BirdNET-Pi/birdnet/bin/python3 ~/BirdNET-Pi/scripts/species.py --threshold 0.03</b></p>
       </span>