/* * Side-car stylesheet for the /pricing export. * * The pair to `public/landing/hytrade-fixes.css`, and it exists for the same * reason: corrections belong OUTSIDE the Framer bundle, so a re-export drops * them in one file rather than silently losing edits scattered through minified * JavaScript, and so nothing this file does can disagree with React about the * document (see the hydration note in `hytrade-pricing.js`). * * Two rules, and that is all the export needs. */ /* * The export paints its white and leaves to whatever is behind * it, so an over-scroll bounces to the app's own root colour -- on a dark app, * a black flash at the top of a white page. */ html { background: #ffffff; } /* * The closing badge is a five-star rating. * * Its line now reads "No account needed — the floor is open", which is true and * is the thing worth saying there; five gold stars beside it are not. They are * a review score, we have no reviews, and a rating nobody gave us is a claim we * would be making about ourselves in the voice of customers who do not exist. * * Hidden rather than deleted: this is CSS, so the markup the server sent and the * markup React expects stay identical, and nothing here can produce the * hydration mismatch documented in hytrade-pricing.js. Selected by Framer's own * layer name, which survives a re-export with new class hashes. * * If Hytrade ever has a real rating to show, delete this rule -- the stars are * still there, waiting. */ [data-framer-name="star"] { display: none; }