Twenty Twelve: mobile-first text alignment override for 600 plus layout breaks WYSIWYG alignment options

[lancewillett]

Minor but should be fixed soon.

When you use the Visual Editor to assign right, center, or justified alignment -- the alignment is overridden by the > 600px media rules which sets the alignment to always be left.

Example on WP.com: ​http://mayukhmukherjee.wordpress.com/2012/07/25/linux-kernel-with-updated-power-management/ -- the body text is set to justified in the Visual Editor, but is forced left on display.

Turns out this was probably user-generated markup, since core WP and also WP.com both put the inline style from the Visual Editor on the paragraph element itself, not adding a surrounding div element like in the bug report.

In [21667]:

Twenty Twelve: remove aggressive text-align rule, set to inherit instead to allow editor-added styles to justify per author's desire. Props obenland, fixes #21739.