Twenty Twelve: Missing style rules for html elements that can be added in the text widget.

[iamtakashi]

Since Twenty Twelve limits the styles for many html elements specifically inside .entry-content and .comment-content, (See Line 662 - 864 in style.css) those that can be inside a text widget are left unstyled.

As users are able to add html elements in a text widget, those should be styled accordingly as well.

[lancewillett]

Thanks for the ticket, Takashi. I'm going to mark as minor since it's not a blocker for 1.0 going to Extend, in my opinion. But, it should be addressed soon.

[lancewillett]

#21965 was marked as a duplicate.

[DrewAPicture]

Test tags

[lancewillett]

I vote on only styling simple things, like paragraph elements and unordered lists. (Not headings and all other possible HTML input.)

[DrewAPicture]

ul, li and p

[DrewAPicture]

With 21932.diff​:

FF 15: ​http://cl.ly/image/1Q1a45163U41

Chrome 21: ​http://cl.ly/image/2T380h3B0q2G

Safari 6: ​http://cl.ly/image/0L0P0q0p1G2q

Opera 12: ​http://cl.ly/image/0i2c1o3w1D10

[lancewillett]

Thanks for the patch and screenshots. After testing, I think we should apply the p styles to .widget and the list and list item styles only to .textwidget.

[lancewillett]

In [21990]:

Twenty Twelve: style basic HTML elements in text widgets, props DrewAPicture. Fixes #21932.