Please ignore me.
Unless you’re Alex.
The following five pictures were all uploaded through the button that looks like this 
to the right of the Upload/Insert Text, below where it tells you the permalink when you write posts.
I’ve chosen individual options, and inserted each picture individually.
OK, here we have same sample text to check alignment stuff…
Example Caption For Animated GIF - full size - no alignment
OK, here we have same sample text to check alignment stuff…
Example Caption For Second Animated GIF - full size - centre alignment
OK, here we have same sample text to check alignment stuff…
Example Caption For PNG - full size - left align
OK, here we have same sample text to check alignment stuff…
Example Caption For JPG - full size - right align
OK, here we have same sample text to check alignment stuff…
Example Caption For Second JPG - THUMBNAIL OPTION - No Align
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OK, same pictures, using the previous uploads, but this time using the built-in gallery option in WordPress. The way it looks in this post, BEFORE you click on any of them, does not use any plugins, it is automatically a part of WordPress.
I’ll leave this here for now, as it will be a way to test how different plugins handle images that are part of a gallery, unlike the ones above, and whether they still work or not.
Oh, I told the gallery to use two columns, and link to the image file itself, not an attachment page.
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- Example Caption For Animated GIF – full size – no alignment
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- Example Caption For Second Animated GIF – full size – centre alignment
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- Example Caption For PNG – full size – left align
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- Example Caption For JPG – full size – right align
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- Example Caption For Second JPG – THUMBNAIL OPTION – No Align
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