Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #43123, comment 2
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- 01/18/2018 07:47:39 PM (7 years ago)
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Ticket #43123, comment 2
initial v1 1 1 No, that doesn't work at all, since then you lose the original width entirely. A small floated image (less than 50%) with a long caption would now have the caption extending past the edge of the image. 2 2 3 Sure, you can probably work arou dnit by switching things around so the CSS declaration now contains width:50%, so both work in conjunction again; but a) that means now having to treat captioned and non-captioned images differently, b) that still means needing to edit every single theme created in the past.3 Sure, you can probably work around it by switching things around so the CSS declaration now contains width:50%, so both work in conjunction again; but a) that means now having to treat captioned and non-captioned images differently, b) that still means needing to edit every single theme created in the past. 4 4 5 5 Captions are such a fundamental part of WordPress, and as I mentioned caused no issues whatever with flexible layouts, that this simply will break too many old themes for no benefit at all.