/* nilam, documenting itself. * * A design system's docs site painted in someone else's colours is an advertisement * against itself. So every colour on these pages comes from the shipped * nilam.tokens.css, and this file is the join: it repoints mkdocs-material's own * --md-* variables at solved tokens, and hands the live example blocks back to * nilam.components.css. * * Two prefixes, kept apart on purpose: * * .n-* SHIPPED. Defined in nilam.components.css / nilam.widgets.css. Nothing in * this file redefines one, so a demo that renders correctly here renders * correctly in your app. * .nd-* DOCS ONLY. Layout scaffolding for the example blocks. Never published. * * ── why nilam.base.css is NOT imported ──────────────────────────────────────── * * mkdocs.yml loads tokens, scale, components and widgets. Not base. That is a measured * decision, not an oversight. * * nilam.base.css contains the package's one !important: * * [hidden] { display: none !important } * * It is there because without it any author `display` silently un-hides a hidden * element. Important declarations invert layer order, so a layered !important beats * unlayered author CSS — which is the whole point of that rule, and exactly wrong here. * mkdocs-material ships the theme toggle as * *