/* GENERATED by tools/build_site.py -- DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE. Every build overwrites it. Edit the CSS string in tools/build_site.py and re-run the build. */ /* Above Black — site styles. Palette is the GAME's palette, not a new one: the night sky the town sits under, the diner's neon orange, the sign's teal, the bone-cream of the checkerboard. A visitor should recognise the screenshots as belonging to the page around them. */ :root{ /* ── THEME TOKENS ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Two schemes, both Justin's: DARK is teal + white + black (the night the town sits under, the Flying Saucer sign) and LIGHT is orange + amber + white (the Desert Night palette, the diner booths, the mesas at noon). The variable NAMES stay the palette names they always were -- --night, --ink, --teal -- rather than being renamed to --bg/--fg. That is deliberate: every rule in this stylesheet already uses them, and a rename would touch several hundred declarations to achieve nothing a reader can see. Read them as ROLES: --night is "the page ground", --ink is "text on that ground", --teal is "the accent". In light mode the ground is bone-white and the accent is burnt orange, and every component follows without knowing. FIRST PAINT: the default comes from prefers-color-scheme, so a visitor's very first frame already matches their OS. An explicit choice is stamped onto by js/site.js, which runs after first paint -- so someone who picks AGAINST their OS setting gets one frame of the other theme. The alternative is an inline