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The title of each SLIP-39 card (eg. "SLIP39 Family (1 of 4) for Alice") was left-aligned on both the front and the back of the card, while the "Recover w/ ..." line below it is centered. Center the title; the front and back share the same template element.
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The title of each SLIP-39 card (eg. "SLIP39 Family (1 of 4) for Alice") is left-aligned on both the front and the back of the card, while the "Recover w/ ..." line below it is centered. This centers the title; the front and back share the same template element, so one change covers both.
slip39/layout/components.py,align='C'oncard-title.test_card_title_centeredinslip39/output_test.py.pytest(without the invoice/communications tests): 42 passed, 4 skipped;recovery_test.py::test_dft_smokefails on Python 3.14 when numpy isn't installed (the pure-Pythonidftfallback), with or without this change.This one is purely cosmetic; happy to drop it if you prefer the current look.