Bug: Adding image with no alignment adds invalid class to image

[Lance O.]

If I upload an image to a multiple images field, then add the image to the body field of the same page and select No alignment, the following class is assigned to the image ("No Alignment"):

 

<p><img class="No Alignment" src="/site/assets/files/1001/image.png" alt="Example" /></p> 

This seems like a bug since it registers as two separate classes ("No" and "Alignment"). Can this be changed to a single (lowercase) class that doesn't include a space (or not included altogether, since it assumes the image is inline)?

[ryan]

I'm not able to duplicate this one. Anyone else seeing it? I've tried on both PW 2.3.0 stable and 2.3.5 dev, with both TinyMCE and CKEditor. "No Alignment" is not intended to be a CSS class. It sounds like somehow the option label is ending up as the CSS class in your case rather than the option value. 

[Lance O.]

When you are in the modal and can select an alignment, first select something other than the No Alignment option. Then, immediately change your selection to No Alignment and insert the image. The No Alignment class appears in the code.

So it looks like it only appears when the alignment option is changed to No Alignment from one of the other options.

[adrian]

I can replicate this using the latest dev from a couple of days ago.

[pogidude]

I can replicate this too. Also using dev version. I ended up styling for .No.Alignment