/*

Taken from our Tenets:

	#4 - Default Flip Mode:
		By default, if no flip switch is applied, then the site should default
		to one of the two theme modes.
			- Dark text on light background
			or
			- Light text on dark background

		- Flip Switch:
			The idea is ... with an addition of single class added to the top
			level of a piece of HTML code, the entire HTML section and down, would
			flip it's theme mode from either dark on light or light on dark.

			We should think of the HTML body as a root "component". So, with that said
			from the onset of your site, you should have a flip-switch class
			that can be added to the body tag.

			So if we default to dark text on a light background, then after you're
			done the entire site, if you want to quickly switch the site to the
			light text on a dark background mode, then all you would need to do is
			add a single class to the HTML body, and the entire site would flip to dark.

			- Local usage of a Flip Switch over rides the cascade of a parented flipped section.
				- This means ... if the HTML body is set to light text on dark background,
				  then at any point descending downward into body, you can apply
				  the dark text on light background flip-switch, and you'll be localized
				  in a flipped mode. In other words, you can mix both modes inside each other
				  and through a site.

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	Let's make the default mode be dark text on light background

*/

/* Flipping to "dark" text on "light" background */
.sft-light-mode {}



/* Flipping to "light" text on "dark" background */
.sft-dark-mode {}