/* * BTP Portal — the sign-in screen at /btp-portal. * * This file has to win an argument with wp-admin/css/login.min.css, which is * loaded first and which styles the same elements through ID selectors: * `#login`, `#loginform`, `#nav`, `#backtoblog`, `#wp-submit`. A class-only * rule here would lose silently and the page would come out half-restyled — * the exact failure the theme notes on this project describe. So every rule * below is anchored on `body.login`, which adds a type and a class on top of * whatever core brought, and the ones that override an ID rule carry that ID * as well. * * Colours come from the LOGO, not from the dashboards. The mark is crimson * #c8102e and navy #12233d; admin-home.css and marketplace.css use emerald, * which belongs to the signed-in product and would read here as a different * company's login page. Emerald survives in exactly one place — the success * notice — because that meaning is shared. * * Layout: the brand panel is FIXED, not a grid or flex sibling of the card. * wp-login.php puts a screen-reader