fix: Apply asciidoc-content class to modal#79
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Add asciidoc-content class to modal-content div so that definition list CSS styles are properly applied. Without this class, dt/dd elements are not styled (not bold, no proper spacing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
Definition list styles were not being applied in the modal because the modal-content div was missing the
.asciidoc-contentclass.Solution
Add
asciidoc-contentclass to the modal-content div.Before: Labels were normal weight
After: Labels are bold with proper spacing
Testing
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