/* 
   Global Styles directory file
   Version 1.5
   Coded 2009-2010 by Brothers Web Concepts.
   Domfig*AT*bwcwebdesign*DOT*com
*/

/* Styles Legend
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All style names follow a few classification guidelines:

Example: "g_navwrap"

• A letter followed by an underscore "_" signify the style type:
   "m_" = Global styles, used to define major container elements and/or content styles that appear everywhere. Usually should not be modified.
   "i_" = Home, or index page styles, used to exclusively define elements that only appear on the home page.
   "s_" = Sponsers page styles, used to define elements that appear on the Sponsers section.
   "a_" = Administrative or login page styles, used to exclusively define elements/pages that have to do with the Administrative Section.
   "e_" = Event page styles, used to define elements that only appear on the Event calendar page. (Not to be confused with the independent sheet managed directly by the event program!)
   "c_" = Contact page styles, used to exclusively define elements that only appear on the contact page.
   "r_" = Redirect, or confirmation styles, used to define elements that handle email correspondence, form confirmation pages, etc.
   "x_" = Error page styles, used to exclusively define elements/pages that manage catastrophies and general 404 errors.

• The section after the letter and underscore specifies what the style defines and can be combined:
   "wrap/wrapper" = Defines a container element that divides or combines other elements or code blocks.
   "nav/menu" = Controls navigation elements that control usability. "menu" is used usually for sub menus or additional user navigation.
   "dd/ddown" = Specifies drop-down elements, all sub lists and hidden navigation.
   "head/header" = Defines header sections for paragraphs, titles, headings, logos, etc.
   "body/main" = Defines sections that contain body content and/or data. Usually used in global styles.
   "cont/content" = Specifies content elements within a page, usually paragraphs, headers, etc. 
   "foot/footer" = Defines elements that usually land within the context of a footer.

So by using these rules, "g_navwrap" is a style that defines a global (G_) container element (Wrap) that houses the main navigation menu (Nav).

***Developer's Note*** 

Please go ahead and add any extra defining elements to these existing ones, but be sure to include them into this legend for reference. Our eyes & brains will thank you for it!


/* +PULL SCREEN
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@import 'sstyles.css' screen;

/* ALWAYS-PRESENT-NO-MATTA-WHAT
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* {
 padding: 0;
 margin: 0;
}

ul {
 list-style-type: none;
}

img, a img, a img:hover { /* Prevents border defaults on img */
 border: 0;
 outline: none;
}

a, a:link, a:visited, a:hover, a:active {
 outline: none;
 text-decoration: none;
}