When a glossary term is inserted into a paragraph that carries pre-existing or inherited text formatting, such as a custom font size or inline style, the inserted term adopts that formatting. This can cause the term to render visibly smaller or styled differently than the rest of the article content.

Apply a normalized, glossary-term-specific style on insertion, independent of the surrounding paragraph’s inherited formatting, so the term’s appearance stays consistent regardless of pre-existing paragraph styles.

Benefit: Readers see glossary terms rendered consistently across every article, and writers no longer need to manually adjust formatting after inserting a term.