/*
Theme Name: Survivor Ideas — Concept A
Template: standard-pro
Description: Child theme of the existing "standard-pro" theme for the
  Concept A relaunch (family emergency preparedness). Adds NO new design
  to the parent theme's admin/editor chrome -- it only supplies the
  Concept A design-system stylesheet (conceptA.css) and a single
  full-width page/post template (page-conceptA.php) that renders content
  exactly as Red Team reviewed it in staging. The parent theme
  ("standard-pro") is NOT modified and stays installed/active-able at
  all times -- this is purely an additive child theme.
Author: webdev (LDGMK)
Version: 1.0.1
*/
/* 2026-10-19 fix (Reacher, TEAM_CHAT 2026-10-18 22:32 -- "footer overlaps
   the 'Built for your region' block bottom on desktop"): this file used to
   `@import url("../standard-pro/style.css");` here. That re-pulled the
   ENTIRE parent stylesheet a second time, loaded by the browser AFTER
   conceptA.css (functions.php already explicitly wp_enqueue_style()s the
   parent stylesheet, correctly ordered BEFORE conceptA.css -- this
   duplicate @import was redundant, not needed for that). Because it loaded
   later, standard-pro/style.css's universal HTML5 reset rule (line ~36:
   `footer, header, ... { margin:0; padding:0; background:transparent; }`)
   won the cascade tie against conceptA.css's `footer{padding:40px 0 24px;
   background:var(--green-dark);}` (same specificity, later source order
   wins) -- confirmed live via computed styles: footer padding was 0px,
   background rgba(0,0,0,0) instead of the intended dark-green block with
   40px padding. Visually this collapsed the footer flush against the
   section above it with no colored background, i.e. exactly the
   "overlap"/no-separation look Reacher flagged.
   FIX: delete the @import entirely. The parent stylesheet is already
   loaded once, correctly, via functions.php's wp_enqueue_style() chain --
   this file only needs to be a valid theme header (WordPress requires
   every theme/child-theme folder to have a style.css with this comment
   block to be recognized; it does not need any CSS body). */