/* The primary stylesheet, which really simply calls all the others. * They are organised according to purpose, so one only * edits the file which one needs, without having to scrool * endlessly to find the pertinent section. */ /* These stylesheets have the necessary sections for styling for print also, but one * may concider sub-dividing the stylesheets to also include a "print_default.css" * which itself would call the various "print_[present].css" as needed. One will * probably adjust stylesheets for print separate from stylesheets for monitor screens, * with the exception of the colour pallette for consistency. */ @import "colours.css"; /* Defines colours for consistent appearance */ @import "fonts.css"; /* Defines local font families, web-fonts, et al., for use */ @import "character.css"; /* Defines , , , and other in-line sttyles */ @import "columns.css"; /* Defines how Section columns will be laid out for web and print */ @import "paragraph.css"; /* Defnes
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, et al. */ @import "formControls.css"; /* Appearance of form items */ @import "lists.css"; /* Appearance of all lists and list items */ @import "notes.css"; /* For creating footnotes and endnotes. Experimental. */ /* Changes from the norm can go below here, without * having to alter the original stylesheets, as their rules will * be overwritten as this one cascades. */