/* ================================================================ bridgex.css — the single stylesheet entry point. Load order matters, in this order and no other: 1. tokens structural half of the contract (shape, motion, type) 2. themes colour half — one file per palette, values only 3. variables the --clr-* compatibility aliases onto the contract 4. reset one font, enforced 5. layout / components / pages Themes come before the alias layer only for readability: custom properties resolve at USE time, not declaration time, so the aliases would work either way. What genuinely matters is that no theme override depends on source order — they are separated by specificity instead. See core/tokens.css. vendor-bridge.css is deliberately NOT imported here. It has to be the last stylesheet in , after the Bootstrap/Kendo/toastr CDN sheets, so it is linked separately from _Layout.cshtml. ================================================================ */ @import "core/tokens.css"; @import "themes/indigo.css"; @import "themes/graphite.css"; @import "themes/slate.css"; @import "core/variables.css"; @import "core/common.css"; @import "core/reset.css"; @import "layout/app-shell.css"; @import "layout/sidebar.css"; @import "layout/header.css"; @import "components/buttons.css"; @import "components/badges.css"; @import "components/grid.css"; @import "components/bridexpagination.css"; @import "components/theme-picker.css"; @import "pages/bridgex-modules.css"; @import "core/auth.css"; @import "pages/grid-page.css"; @import "pages/adm-settings.css"; @import "pages/rolemenu-access.css";