@import "backoffice.css?v=20261014-disabled-form-control1";

:root {
    /* Page chrome */
    --page-heading-tabs-bg: #c7a98a;

    /* Page content */
    --link-color: #000000;

    /* Tables */
    --table-header-bg: #cab7a8;
    --table-header-color: #000000;
    --table-border: 0;
    --oddrowcolor: #f4f1ef;
    --evenrowcolor: #eae2da;

    /* Page tabs */
    --page-tabs-bar-bg: var(--page-heading-tabs-bg);
    --page-tabs-text-color: rgb(0 0 0);
    --page-tabs-border-color: rgb(78 48 31);
    --page-tabs-inactive-bg: #705744;

    /* Toolbar buttons and segmented switches */
    --toolbar-active-bg: #b0db9b;
    --toolbar-control-bg: var(--navbaritemcolor);
    --toolbar-control-color: #000000;
    --toolbar-control-hover-bg: #f8f5f2;
    --toolbar-control-border-color: var(--page-tabs-border-color);
    --toolbar-hover-border-color: #2e2b28;
    --toolbar-hover-color: #6B4423;
    --toolbar-control-hover-filter: none;
}

/* Page heading band. On tabbed pages it runs continuously into the tab bar
   (--page-tabs-bar-bg); on plain pages it continues into <main> instead, so it
   takes the canvas colour. Content-level <h2> elements keep the white surface
   from backoffice.css. */
.page-heading--tabbed {
	background: var(--page-heading-tabs-bg);
}

.page-heading--plain {
	background: var(--mainbody);
}

.menu > li > a.selected {
	background: var(--navbaritemcolor);
	color: var(--navbarcolor);
}