Enhance font-weight for bold elements in SCSS #6897
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This looks like an OK solution, however @david-poindexter would you be open to instead refactor the _reset.css which I believe may be a bit old reference with things maybe too strong and lacking more modern elements.
Something like https://www.npmjs.com/package/modern-normalize
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Fixes #6755
Summary
This PR fixes an issue where
<strong>and<b>elements were not rendered as bold in the Aperture theme.A global reset rule was inheriting the full
fontproperty for these elements, which unintentionally removed the browser default bold behavior and caused them to render with the same font weight as their parent.An explicit override using:
b, strong { font-weight: bolder; }restores the expected semantic behavior by matching standard user-agent styling, without hard-coding a specific font weight or impacting layout and typography elsewhere.