/* ------------------------------------------------------------------
Twilight (1998) - modern-Chrome compatibility layer
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This file adds NOTHING to the visual design. It only restores, in
modern Chrome, the rendering the original markup produced in 1998
browsers, and styles the lightbox that replaces the old
window.open() image pop-ups.
The pages themselves still carry their original HTML 3.2 markup:
, ,
, nested
layout tables and the original quirks-mode doctype. Deleting this
stylesheet (and its ) returns the pages to their 1998 state.
------------------------------------------------------------------ */
/* --- 1. Background art -------------------------------------------
The backdrops are single top-left-anchored paintings 1100px wide
whose right and bottom edges fade to solid black, matching each
page's bgcolor="#000000". In 1998 nobody had a viewport wider than
1100px, so the tile seam never appeared. On a
modern display the artwork visibly repeats at x=1100.
Anchor, scale and stacking are left exactly as the attribute set
them (top-left, natural size, scrolls with the page). Only the
repeat axis is constrained to the one the art was drawn for -- so
the page looks, at every width, the way it looked on the screens it
was designed for. background-image itself still comes from the
original background="..." attribute. */
body {
background-repeat: no-repeat;
background-position: left top;
background-attachment: scroll;
background-size: auto;
}
/* The splash page's bg.jpg is a 26x1000 vertical gradient strip that
was drawn to tile across the window; its bottom row is white, which
is that page's bgcolor. It keeps its horizontal repeat. */
body.bg-tile-x {
background-repeat: repeat-x;
}
/* --- 2. QuickTime replacement ------------------------------------
The old