/* * vealth-nav.css — the ONE nav and the ONE footer, for every public page. * * WHY THIS FILE EXISTS * The site had one nav object drawn by four different hands: the shared sheet * (vealth-next.css), two runtime injectors, and a page-scoped `body.simple` * block in index.html that held the approved editorial treatment and reached * exactly one page. Fourteen of the 44 public pages load neither vealth-next.css * nor vealth-simple.css, so the ONLY way they could get a nav at all was a * script — which means their first frame had no nav until JS ran. * * So the nav and the footer are dressed here, in one stylesheet every public * page links from its . The markup is stamped inline by * scripts/vealth/build-nav.mjs from apps/web/public/vealth/vealth-nav-registry.json, * which makes the zero-JS first frame complete. The injectors may now only * ENHANCE (nav height publishing, theme toggle); none of them is needed to draw * anything on a public page. * * TOKENS ARE NAMESPACED ON PURPOSE. * Every value below reads `var(--house-token, var(--vnav-fallback))`. On a page * that loads vealth-next.css or vealth-simple.css the house token wins, so the * nav is the same material as the page under it. On a page that loads no token * sheet at all (directory, worker-ledger, ewp, regenerative-finance) the * --vnav-* fallback carries it, in BOTH themes. Nothing here defines a house * token name, so this sheet can never overwrite a page's own palette — the * failure mode that made privacy.html paint a cream nav on a near-black page in * 2026-08-06. * * THE ANCHOR IS SHARED, THE EDITORIAL IS HERE. * The six anchor properties (position/top/max-width/margin/border-radius/padding) * are identical to vealth-next.css, vealth-quiet-nav.js and vealth-nav-v2.js; * check:nav-anchor-parity compares all four and fails on drift. Everything else * below — the 18px gap, the softer blur, the spectrum hairline, the quiet link * type, the ONE contained gold chip — is the editorial treatment the operator * approved on the front door (2026-08-31: "the nav bar needs to be more * aesthetic than that"), lifted out of index.html's page