/** * assets/css/pages.css — North of the Cut per-page CSS * * Added 2026-09-04, the companion file to assets/css/site.css — see that * file's header comment for the full story of the consolidation and how * the two files divide the work. * * This file holds everything that is NOT shared sitewide: * * - Genuinely page-unique components (a page's own hero section, card * grid, table, etc.) — written as plain selectors exactly as they * always were, since a class name that only exists on one page's * markup can't collide with any other page. * * - Small per-page deltas on an otherwise-shared component from * site.css (e.g. one page's .btn needs a different padding, or one * page's .auth-card is a different max-width), OR a page that wants * NONE of a shared tag/component's site.css styling at all (e.g. * index.php never styled a bare `main` selector on its own, so it * gets every one of that rule's properties reverted rather than * silently inheriting the other pages' shared default) — written as * `body.page- { ...only the properties that differ... }`. * Every real page now carries a `` tag (see * each page's own PHP source, right before its

include) so * these overrides apply to exactly one page and nothing else. A value * of `revert` means "this page has none of that property at all" — * it un-sets the site.css default back to the browser's own default * (or, for .wordmark/.wordmark .dot specifically, back to * assets/css/nav.css's own default — see its section below and * site.css's header comment) — it does not mean "inherit" or "unset * the value to something specific". * * Each section below is one real page, in the same order the pages * appear in the file listing, headed by a comment naming its source file * and page-slug. Nothing here changes how any page looks — this is a * mechanical, self-verified reorganization of exactly the same CSS that * used to live in that page's own