Fix list block not properly aligned#21971
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To clarify, the idea is to restore the same amount of specificity which existed for these specific styles that had existed with this removed code? https://github.com/WordPress/gutenberg/pull/20951/files#diff-947e2eca7278f9a543620b68d7187d09 |
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Yes and at the same time, keep the patterns centered properly (no edit-post classnames) |
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I tested: lists (and other random blocks) in the editor, block examples, and patterns. Everything seems fine. 👍 |
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closes #21961
In #20951 I updated the "centering" of blocks to avoid relying on
editor-*classNames. The idea is that the blocks should be centered regardless of the context of the block editor. This fixed the issue we had with block previews not centered properly.But the reduced specificity cause conflicts with editor styles (list), so lists were not aligned properly. This PR restores the level of specificity but keeps the generic styles solving both issues at the same time.
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