Thank you, Oxydum. It worked and makes sense in its consistency with the
HTML embedded CSS markup. I do not understand it, though. To me, the image
seems centered and the text seems not to be centered. It seems
counter-intuiitive that changing the centering on the image changes the
positioning of the text.
Another thing bothers me with that solution. The alignment change will be
on all images. I really would only like to have that change affect images
in the table cells, and even the cells of onlly certain tables. It there an
easy CSS selector that would accomplish this? in the HTML version, the CSS
is all embedded. That is a painful way of doing things, for sure. In that
implementation, I could not figure out how to add CSS on a wiki-wide basis
(PBworks). Both in PBworks and TiddlyWiki I know I could add CSS at a page
level, which would limit its scope and still present a cleaner, more
manageable appearance. I have worked through a CSS tutorial. The kind of
mechanism that could work is limiting the scope of the img {} CSS affect
with and 'id' selector. I could not figure out how to do that in
TiddlyWiki. If I could limit the img {} CSS effect to only tables or table
cells, that would also limit its scope to close to 100% of the cases I
would desire it.
Thank you all for any additional advice.
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