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In IE and Gecko, the align attribute is only respected for particular elements, so <nonexistentelement align=right> has no special text-align. WebKit and Opera give it text-align: right. This gives different results for some of the tests, so I'm disabling them for now. I need to file a WebKit bug and figure out how to work around this in the stylesheet.
And for some elements align maps to float, not to text-align...
Yes, but that's a separate issue. What my tests are hitting is that if I have markup like <quasit align=right>, in WebKit document.queryCommandValue("justifyCenter") returns "right", while in Gecko it returns "start". This is a problem when I'm generating expected values for tests.
Reported against WebKit: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68392 It's a bug in Opera too. Workaround committed, and tests reenabled: https://dvcs.w3.org/hg/editing/rev/78c3c2c6467f