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Split a large Razor modal into local partials without changing shell-owned modal routing or htmx contracts.
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| name | page-local-modal-decomposition |
| description | Split a large Razor modal into local partials without changing shell-owned modal routing or htmx contracts. |
| domain | frontend |
| confidence | high |
| source | earned |
Use this when a feature has a large modal partial that is hard to maintain, but the shell already owns the modal host, lifecycle JavaScript, and htmx target.
/Feature/Modal/{id}, hx-target="#modal-container").baseball-history-web/Pages/Players/_PlayerModal.cshtmlbaseball-history-web/Pages/Players/_PlayerModalOverview.cshtmlbaseball-history-web/Pages/Players/_PlayerCareerSummary.cshtmlbaseball-history-web/Pages/Players/_PlayerBattingSeasonsTable.cshtmlbaseball-history-web/Pages/Players/_PlayerPitchingSeasonsTable.cshtml#modal-container ownership out of Pages/Shared/_Layout.cshtml as part of a feature migration.