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Images in a centered paragraph now stack instead of sitting side by side

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Hi @elibosley,

My support threads have a row of three link buttons under the banner: three images in one centered paragraph. They used to sit side by side in the middle. Now each one sits on its own line, flush left. You can see it in my BombVault support thread: https://forums.unraid.net/topic/199509-support-junkerderprovinz-bombvault/

Every image in a post gets the class ipsRichText__align--block, which is display: block, so the paragraph's text-align: center doesn't reach them anymore. The image menu only offers Normal, Left and Right, so I can't fix it from inside the post, and tables have no alignment at all.

The theme already has .ipsRichText__align--inline { display: inline-block }, but the editor doesn't let you pick it. Either "inline" could go into the image alignment menu, or this one line of custom CSS would do it:

.ipsRichText p[style*="text-align:center"] .ipsRichText__align--block:not(.ipsRichText__align--width-fullwidth) { display: inline-block; }

I tried the line in the browser on the live thread. The three buttons go back into one centered row, and full-width images like the banner stay as they are. Before and after screenshot attached.

Thanks!

Forum-Knoepfe-vorher-nachher.png

Edited by Junker der Provinz

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