Per @Snaevar's suggestion, I'm reporting the following bug:
Wikitables set with a global alignment in style will show headers centralised on desktop and according to that global alignment on mobile.
Compare Minerva Example with Vector Example:
Steps to Reproduce:
Set style=text-align:right (or left) at the wikitable declaration line. Check whether headers are right (or left) aligned on both desktop and mobile modes.
Actual Results:
Headers show centered on desktop, and aligned right (or left) on mobile.
Expected Results:
Being used to editing WP in desktop mode, I expect headers to be centered on mobile mode as well (unless specifically told otherwise). But I could also get used to the reverse convention: global style applies to all, including headers, which are easy to recenter with a row style, if need be.
QA Results - Beta
AC | Status | Details |
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1 | ✅ | T240106#7111224 |
2 | ✅ | T240106#7111224 |
QA Results - Prod
AC | Status | Details |
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1 | ✅ | T240106#7111375 |
2 | ✅ | T240106#7111375 |