Miscellaneous fixes (#23651)

docs/docs/usage/history.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ title: History
 
 import NavPath from "@site/src/components/NavPath";
 
-**History** is Frigate's full-resolution recording viewer. Unlike Live, Review, and Explore, there is no menu item for it — you reach it from within another view, then scrub the timeline, switch cameras, inspect a tracked object's lifecycle, and export or share any moment.
+**History** is Frigate's full-resolution recording viewer. Unlike Live, Review, and Explore, there is no menu item for it. You reach it from within another view, then scrub the timeline, switch cameras, inspect a tracked object's lifecycle, and export or share any moment.
 
 This page describes how to _use_ the History view. For how recordings are _configured_ (retention, pre/post capture), see [Recording](/configuration/record).
 
@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@ If you see **"No recordings found for this time"**, the most common causes are:
 
 A toggle (a drawer on mobile) switches the side panel between three modes:
 
-- **Timeline** — a scrubbable vertical timeline of the selected camera. Horizontal lines down the center represent motion, with longer lines indicating more motion at that moment. Review items are marked as shaded areas (**red** for alerts, **orange** for detections), and sections with no colored background are times when no recording exists.
-- **Events** — a scrollable list of the camera's review items for the time range; clicking one seeks the player to it.
-- **Detail** — the [tracking details inspector](#the-detail-view) for the objects in view.
+- **Timeline**: a scrubbable vertical timeline of the selected camera. Horizontal lines down the center represent motion, with longer lines indicating more motion at that moment. Review items are marked as shaded areas (**red** for alerts, **orange** for detections), and sections with no colored background are times when no recording exists.
+- **Events**: a scrollable list of the camera's review items for the time range; clicking one seeks the player to it.
+- **Detail**: the [tracking details inspector](#the-detail-view) for the objects in view.
 
 While you are selecting a range to export, the panel temporarily switches to Timeline.
 
@@ -49,18 +49,18 @@ You can filter History by **cameras** and **date**. The calendar behaves the sam
 
 The **Detail** mode turns the side panel into a tracking details inspector. It lists one card per review item, each showing the item's severity, start time, the object labels involved, a count of tracked objects, and the duration. The active card is highlighted as the video plays, and clicking a card seeks to it.
 
-Expanding a card reveals the **lifecycle** of each tracked object — a row for each significant moment (detected, entered a zone, became active, became stationary, left, and so on), with a progress line that follows the current playback position. Hovering a row shows that moment's score, ratio, and area, and clicking a row seeks the video to that exact timestamp.
+Expanding a card reveals the **lifecycle** of each tracked object: a row for each significant moment (detected, entered a zone, became active, became stationary, left, and so on), with a progress line that follows the current playback position. Hovering a row shows that moment's score, ratio, and area, and clicking a row seeks the video to that exact timestamp.
 
-The **Detail View Settings** at the bottom let you toggle whether the active item's objects expand automatically, and adjust the **annotation offset** — a fine timing correction that aligns the bounding-box overlays with the recorded video when your camera's snapshot and recording timestamps drift. Admins can save the offset to the camera's configuration.
+The **Detail View Settings** at the bottom let you toggle whether the active item's objects expand automatically, and adjust the **annotation offset**: a fine timing correction that aligns the bounding-box overlays with the recorded video when your camera's snapshot and recording timestamps drift. Admins can save the offset to the camera's configuration.
 
 ## The Actions menu
 
 On desktop, the **Actions** menu (the film icon) collects the things you can do with the footage you are viewing:
 
-- **Export** — save a clip of a chosen time range so it is never removed by retention. The dialog pre-selects the last hour; adjust the range or drag the timeline handles, then export. See [Exports](/usage/exports) for managing and downloading exports.
-- **Share Timestamp** — generate a link to the current moment (or a custom timestamp) to share with another Frigate user. This is an internal link, not a public share URL.
-- **Motion Search** — scan this camera's recordings for changes in a region you draw. This is the same tool documented under [Reviewing Motion](/usage/review#motion-search).
-- **Debug Replay** (admins) — replay a recorded range back through Frigate's detection pipeline to see how it would be processed.
+- **Export**: save a clip of a chosen time range so it is never removed by retention. The dialog pre-selects the last hour; adjust the range or drag the timeline handles, then export. See [Exports](/usage/exports) for managing and downloading exports.
+- **Share Timestamp**: generate a link to the current moment (or a custom timestamp) to share with another Frigate user. This is an internal link, not a public share URL.
+- **Motion Search**: scan this camera's recordings for changes in a region you draw. This is the same tool documented under [Reviewing Motion](/usage/review#motion-search).
+- **Debug Replay** (admins): replay a recorded range back through Frigate's detection pipeline to see how it would be processed.
 
 You can also capture an instant snapshot of the current frame, and submit a frame to [Frigate+](/integrations/plus) directly from the player (admins only).
 
@@ -68,8 +68,8 @@ You can also capture an instant snapshot of the current frame, and submit a fram
 
 When [Generative AI review](/configuration/genai/genai_review) is configured, Frigate can generate a title, description, and threat classification for review items and surface them as you scrub through History. A review item that has an AI summary exposes its details in a few places:
 
-- **Over the video** — when the item is on screen, a popup appears over the player.
-- **In the Events side panel** — items with a summary show the title below the thumbnail.
-- **In the Detail side panel** — the item's card shows the title alongside its tracking details.
+- **Over the video**: when the item is on screen, a popup appears over the player.
+- **In the Events side panel**: items with a summary show the title below the thumbnail.
+- **In the Detail side panel**: the item's card shows the title alongside its tracking details.
 
 Clicking any of these opens the **AI Analysis** dialog with the generated detail and any flagged concerns for that item.