More proper fix to buggy center behavior #229
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We can keep the wrapping div as long as the images are set to inline-block
This is not consistent with Codeforces, but more consistent with LaTeX in general |
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By adding a wrapping div to the contents of a center, I fixed the bug where "I \textit{styled} this" would be rendered incorrectly.
However, that wrapping div now no longer inherits the centering from the flex-box. it still gets the text-align, but specifically images look wrong now:
I'll temporarily remove the inner div so that this doesnt look broken, and find the proper bugfix later.