Fix consecutive dd elements in CSS #6352
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This is part of #5865, and removes all consecutive
<dd>elements in the CSS docs.Although of course we're allowed to have consecutive
<dd>elements in HTML, given the way we use<dl>in MDN, in practice we (almost?) never need them. So to keep things simpler, the Markdown extension we're using for<dl>will not support consecutive<dd>or<dt>elements.There are some places where we do have consecutive
<dd>elements, but I don't think any of the ones I've seen so far (in all the JS and CSS docs) are semantically valid. I'm guessing that a lot of the places we have them are because with the WYSIWYG editor in the old Wiki it was easy to add new<dd>elements by mistake, rather than including multiple paragraphs in a single<dd>.In #4625 I removed them in the JS docs, and this does the same for the CSS docs.