Part 1

Steps to reproduce the issue

This screen is confusing or doesnt do what I thought it would do.

Example 1

Enter an Image class AND a figure class

Expected result. that the image would be inserted with that image class and then wrapped in a figure element with the figure class

Actual result. The image is inserted with the image class only and no figure element

Example 2

Enter a figure class
Expected result. that the image would be inserted and then wrapped in a figure element with the figure class

Actual result. The image is inserted with no class or figure element

What actually happens

The image is ONLY wrapped in a figure element when there is a figure caption. So the figure class is completely ignored in all other uses.

What should happen

Maybe the results are what a well educated person would expect. I didn't and thought the code was broken. It should be much clearer that the figure element is only created when there is a figure caption AND so there is no point adding a figure class if you dont have a figure caption.

Also when the figure element is not created then anything entered as a figure class is lost forever

(updated)

Part 2

Now it becomes more clear and more confusing.

When you add an intro or full image then you dont get asked for a figure class at all. As you can see you are only asked for an image class and a caption.

So based on the experience from Part 1 I expect that if I only add a caption then a figure element will wrap the image and caption. ✔️ it does

And I expect that if I only add an image class then the image will be inserted with an image element and class only. ❌?
What actually happens is that the image is inserted without the class but it is wrapped in a figure element that is using the image class.

• The logic for why intro/full images always use figure even without a caption escapes me.
• The logic behind having both an image and figure class in media manager and only an image class in intro/full escapes me.
• The logic behind having a field where you enter an image class that is either an image or a figure class depending on the screen you are on escapes me.

updated again

Part 3

Because of the behaviour in part 2 it is not possible to use many of the bootstrap image classes. There is for example no way to center a figure element using a bs image class.