/* /css/site.css -- FindMyFerry shared stylesheet. * * Hand-maintained SOURCE file (checked into git -- this is not build output * and is not gitignored). Both builders link to it with a content-hash query * string for cache-busting (see css_version() in build-routes.py, reused by * build-pages.py) and no longer inline any CSS of their own. Refs #10. * * TWO page families share this one file, and they are NOT visually * identical: build-routes.py's TEMPLATE (78 route pages) and build-pages.py's * page() shell (operators/ports/guides/legal/404/stats) independently grew * ~12 selectors with the SAME name but DIFFERENT values -- .btn, footer, * main, h1/h2/h3, .foot-grid, .foot-bottom, .foot-col h4, .nav-links, * .nav-links a, .nav-actions .signin, .brand among them. A naive unscoped * merge would let whichever family's rule sorts last in the file win on * BOTH page types, corrupting one of them. So every rule below is scoped * under the class its page family sets: * * body.tpl-route -- build-routes.py TEMPLATE pages (routes//) * body.tpl-page -- build-pages.py page() shell pages * * :root is the one unscoped exception -- custom properties cascade per * property, not per rule, so ONE :root feeds both families safely. There is * exactly one in this file and none anywhere else in the repo; see the * palette section below for what that replaced. * * This is a byte-for-byte move, not a redesign: every declaration below is * unchanged from the inline blocks it replaced (only a "body.tpl-route " / * "body.tpl-page " scope prefix was mechanically inserted before each * selector). See the issue #10 report for the round-trip proof. * * Editing rules going forward: * - Do not reintroduce inline