Hyphenated class names in tables cells and rows

[ikirudennis]

I've noticed a slight bug with how attributes are parsed regarding table cells and rows. If the cell or row has a class specified which has a hyphen in it, it also adds vertical-align: middle to the cell's style attribute. (The same goes for caret or tilde in the class name, but those seem less likely to used.) It seems like the vertical-alignment shorthand should only apply when one of those characters is included at the start of the row/cell, otherwise ignored. Correct?

For example, an old test from python-textile:

table(linkblog-thumbnail).
|(linkblog-thumbnail-cell). apple|bear|

Using txstyle.org, it turns into:

<table class="linkblog-thumbnail">
        <tr>
            <td class="linkblog-thumbnail-cell" style="vertical-align:middle;">apple</td>
            <td>bear</td>
        </tr>
</table>

Seems like this could use a caret at the start.

[netcarver]

@ikirudennis Thanks for reporting this Dennis. Now fixed in the issue-164 branch and will be merged into master for the next release.

[netcarver]

Just pushed the fix for this to master.