/* ClearGlass · CRIMSON CANVAS — site-wide colour layer (v1) ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── Purpose: put every page of the site on ONE palette — a near-black canvas with crimson signal accents and warm-grey type — matching the ClearGlass capabilities-brief reference (classification bar, dark glass nav, crimson headline, warm-grey mono). Hex values below were sampled directly off that reference, so this file is the colour source of truth rather than an approximation: #6f1c1d classification bar fill #8f2e31 its bottom rule #c4363a primary crimson (headline) #eb4344 bright crimson (signal/glow) #7a123d wine bloom #07080b canvas base #f3eeee ink #bcaeb0 ink-2 (body copy) #baa8ad mono / caption #8b7d81 faint / eyebrow COLOUR ONLY. This layer never touches layout, geometry, spacing, typography scale, z-index, display or positioning — nothing moves, nothing is hidden, nothing is removed. It only repaints. WHY !important AND WHY IT LOADS LAST `assets/css/glass.css` is a light-mode enforcement sheet: ~200 `!important` declarations pinning html/body/nav/cards/type to white-on-light. Winning against it needs equal-or-greater specificity, `!important`, and a later position in the cascade — so this file is linked as the final stylesheet in on every page, and mirrors that sheet's selector list. Rules are prefixed with `html`/`html body` where an extra element selector is needed to out-specify a `!important` rule of the same weight. Pages keep their own structure and their own page-local