In each of the following cases, although the width is 50%, due to the border, the elements should 'overlap' in the middle.
This element should be centered (the element - NOT the content) because it has margin: auto and width: 50%.
This element should be right-aligned (the element - NOT the content) because it has margin-left: auto and margin-right: 0.
This element should be left-aligned (the element - NOT the content) because it has margin-left: 0 and margin-right: auto.
This element should look identical because it is over-constrained and therefore the margin-right: 1000% will be ignored and the effect will be the same as margin-right: auto.
This image should behave like a block element for the following test to be valid (i.e., it should be preceded and followed by a line break): Followed by one?
If that was correctly treated, here are some tests:
The example above should look exactly the same as normal because it has margin-left: 0; margin-right: auto, and since the width of replaced elements is not implied but intrinsic, no difference should be observed.
This image should be normal size but right-aligned:
This image should be smaller and right-aligned (width specified via CSS):
This image should be smaller and right-aligned (width specified via HTML):
This image should not be right-aligned because text-align only affects inline content:
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