1. On design.canonical.com, draft a post.
2. Choose "Upload/Insert", select an image, and choose "Center" or "Right" as the position.
3. Preview the post.
What you see: The image is floated left.
What you should see: The image is centered, or floated right with an left margin at least as large as the paragraph spacing.
WordPress applies class="alignleft", class="aligncenter", or class="alignright" based on your choice. So the style sheet should have something like:
1. On design. canonical. com, draft a post.
2. Choose "Upload/Insert", select an image, and choose "Center" or "Right" as the position.
3. Preview the post.
What you see: The image is floated left.
What you should see: The image is centered, or floated right with an left margin at least as large as the paragraph spacing.
WordPress applies class="alignleft", class=" aligncenter" , or class="alignright" based on your choice. So the style sheet should have something like:
.alignleft {float: left;margin: 0 1em 1em;} right;margin: 0 0 1em 1em;}
.aligncenter {text-align:center; margin-bottom:1em;}
.alignright {float:
This is a regression of bug 980875. Perhaps a test needs adding to ensure it does not regress again.