Text Alignment

Is the markup for alignment produced by ckeditor 'style' (tag attribute) based? If so, you will have to edit the value for 'Config.' as the default value denies use of the 'style' attribute. You can remove , style from 'deny_attribute'=>'id, style' in 'Config.'.

Note that this will permit anything (besides text alignment properties) within 'style'. If ckeditor cannot be configured to restrict what is allowed within 'style' and you want only text-alignment property, then consider using the 'Spec.' form-field for htmLawed module settings. E.g., to permit 'style' with only 'text-align' property within only 'p', 'div' and 'td' tags, keep 'deny_attribute'=>'id, style' in 'Config.'. Then, for 'Spec.', put in p=*, style(match="/^\s*text-align\s*:\s*((left)|(right)|(center));*\s*$/"); div=*, style(match="/^\s*text-align\s*:\s*((left)|(right)|(center));*\s*$/"); td=*, style(match="/^\s*text-align\s*:\s*((left)|(right)|(center));*\s*$/");. The 'Config.' value denies 'style' for all tags. Then, the 'Spec.' value causes 'style' to be allowed for 'p', 'div' and 'td' as long as it contains only 'text-align: left;', etc.

For more on 'Spec.', see http://www.bioinformatics.org/phplabware/internal_utilities/htmLawed/htm....

In my first reply, the example value suggested for 'Spec.' tells htmLawed to allow style within 'p', 'div' and 'td' as long as 'style' contains only 'text-align...'. To allow 'style' for 'img', you have to add this rule to 'Spec.'. E.g., you can append img=*, style; to the example 'Spec.' value above. With this, 'img' can have 'style' with anything. If you are good at regular expressions, then you can create a pattern so that 'style' for 'img' can contain only certain values.

If you think you get content with a lot of HTML tags with 'style' values with lots of different style-properties, I suggest not using 'Spec.' at all and instead removing 'style' from 'deny_attribute' in 'Config.' (see the beginning of my first reply).