/* _dev/chrome_armor.py */
/* Chrome outranks page body. See _dev/chrome_armor.py for why this is tripled:
   `.lib p` and `.ftnl p` are both (0,1,1), so which one paints the signup band
   was being decided by stylesheet emit order rather than by intent. */
.sitenav.sitenav.sitenav .sitenav-cta,
.sitenav.sitenav.sitenav .sitenav-cta *{color:#16211B}
.ftnl.ftnl.ftnl h2{color:#fff}
.ftnl.ftnl.ftnl h2 em{color:var(--pop,#F6C560)}
.ftnl.ftnl.ftnl p{color:rgba(255,255,255,.78)}
.ftnl.ftnl.ftnl .nlmeta,
.ftnl.ftnl.ftnl .hint,
.ftnl.ftnl.ftnl .sub{color:rgba(255,255,255,.72)}
/* .hubnl is the same card in a different place - the signup panel inside a
   section rather than the sitewide band - and it lost the same argument to
   `.lib p`: dark green body text on a dark green card, 1.03:1. Found by the
   sweep, not by eye, because both colours are "the site's green". */
.hubnl.hubnl.hubnl h3{color:#fff}
.hubnl.hubnl.hubnl p{color:rgba(255,255,255,.82)}
.hubnl.hubnl.hubnl a{color:#16211B}
/* 10px bold needs more than a mid grey-green carries on white. This is the
   colour the paragraph directly beneath it already uses. */
.none.none b{color:#4A5A46}
/* Same bug, home page. `.lp a{color:inherit}` is (0,1,1) and the button's own
   `.lcta{color:#fff}` is (0,1,0), so a pine CTA inherited the page's near-black
   ink and read 2.37:1. The three gold variants are re-asserted above the fix so
   raising the base does not turn THEIR text white on gold. */
.lp a.lcta{color:#fff}
.lp a.lcta.lgold,
.lp .lmid a.lcta,
.lp .lnews a.lcta{color:#16211B}