"Last modified" link shows up in awkward place on upper left of every page

[mitsu@…]

I just upgraded our Trac install to 0.12rc1, and for some reason the "Last modified" header is coming up on the upper left of every page, very large. It seems to be something missing from the CSS file? I thought it was supposed to come out on the upper right, much smaller. I'm attaching a screenshot.

I managed to work around this by creating a custom stylesheet but the appearance I'm getting couldn't possibly be what is intended.

Note: the version is 0.12rc1, not 0.12dev but I couldn't choose rc1 from the dropdown.

How to Reproduce:

Upgraded an older 0.12dev install of Trac to 0.12rc1. Look at Trac home page.

System Information:

Running Trac on CentOS, Python 2.4, default DB and Subversion backends,

[anonymous]

I don't know why, but Trac keeps stopping me from attaching a screen shot of what this looks like on my browser. Anyway, it looks roughly like this:

wiki:WikiStart

    Last modified 10 days ago
TITLE OF PAGE

    content of page...
}}}}

The "last modified" is in the same font size as the content, and it is on the upper left instead of the upper right and small.

I created this stylesheet entry to make it look better:

{{{
div.trac-modifiedby
{
padding-top:3px;
font-size:10px;
text-align:right;
float:right;
}
}}}

but it seems like something is missing/wrong with the stylesheet in 0.12rc1

[mitsu@…]

Sorry that was formatted wrong. I meant to write that it looks like this:

wiki:WikiStart

    Last modified 10 days ago
TITLE OF PAGE IN BOLD

    content of page...

The "last modified" is in the same font size as the content, and it is on the upper left instead of the upper right and small.

And this is the custom stylesheet I made:

div.trac-modifiedby
{
padding-top:3px;
font-size:10px;
text-align:right;
float:right;
}

[Remy Blank]

Duplicate of #9425.