/*
 * Small presentational rules that more than one module needs.
 *
 * Separate from forms.css because the pages that want these do not always carry
 * a form — the incident log shows its closed state with no form at all — and a
 * rule that only exists when a form happens to be on the page is a rule that
 * silently stops applying.
 *
 * Keep this file small. It is loaded on any page that asks for it, so anything
 * here is paid for by pages that may only need one line of it.
 */

/*
 * The line that matters more than the rest of the page.
 *
 * "If anybody is in danger, ring 999" appears in five places across two plugins,
 * on forms that are deliberately calm and easy to fill in. Calm is right for the
 * form and wrong for that sentence: somebody skim-reading a page about a blocked
 * road needs the one line that is about a person's life to stop them.
 *
 * Defined once here rather than five times over. It was briefly four copies —
 * added in a hurry across whichever files happened to have a stylesheet — which
 * is exactly how the same rule ends up saying different things a year later.
 *
 * Red *and* bold. Colour alone says nothing to a reader who cannot see it, to a
 * screen reader, or in forced-colours mode, and this is the last line on the
 * site that should depend on being seen.
 */
.ac-critical {
	color: var( --wp--preset--color--danger, #96231c );
	font-weight: 700;
}