Support figure / image alignment #11
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The default docutils rst2html renders image alignments using a css-class (and the css-definition in the document head).
The creole implementation strips away the css-class, so we have no alignment information left.
I've implemented a fix which puts the alignment information in the html
alignattribute of theimgtag,since I think using css is not the creole way.
It's not too beautiful but it works, better ideas are appreciated ;)
I didn't figure what to do with the cross conversion stuff, so i didn't do anything there.
On github, which seems to use creole's rest2html, image alignment currently does not work, as reported in github/markup#163 - it would be great to get this fixed :-)