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Originally Posted by Jellby
Is that supposed to work?
That would mean, AFAIK, that whatever inside the <img> will be centered in the <img>, but the <img> has no content, it is content itself, what you need is adding "text-align: center" to the parent element, <div>, <p> or whatever, so that the <img> is centered inside it.
Similarly, adding "text-align: center" to a <table> does not center the table on the page, but it centers the text inside the table cells. |
It worked in the past. I'd normally add this code to my html <p><img src=""></p>
and the css override would center the image. Not sure if it's supposed to work or not but it did before.
Still need to test this again.
I had some deadlines for converting this week so I was using 5.13 on my other computer.