/* ============================================================================
   rhq_dark_chrome.css — app-wide dark "operations" header chrome.

   Turns the top header band (and the fixed navbar's solid states) from the
   shared brand-blue gradient to the operations navy (#0b1220) used by the
   logged-out landing page, so the whole authenticated web app shares one dark
   header look.

   Loaded on EVERY live page via shared/_layout.html and shared/_layout_bare.html,
   AFTER styles.css — so these equal-specificity !important rules win the
   source-order tie against the shared theme (which fills the band with the blue
   gradient and the scrolled/mobile navbar with #1f2d41).

   Landing page: rhq_marketing.css (loaded only there, in the additional_css
   block — i.e. BEFORE this sheet) keeps its richer treatment (radial ground +
   transparent floating navbar) via HIGHER-specificity overrides, so these base
   rules only take visible effect across the rest of the app.
   ============================================================================ */

/* Header band: brand-blue gradient -> operations navy with the same "lit from
   top-right" radial sheen as the landing page. Value mirrors --mk-ground-radial
   in rhq_marketing.css (inlined because that token is defined only in the
   landing-only sheet). The `background` shorthand also clears
   bg-gradient-primary-to-secondary's background-image.
   #11203a = lit core, #0b1220 = ground (--mk-ground), #070b14 = deep edge. */
.rhq-page-header {
  background: radial-gradient(120% 90% at 70% -10%, #11203a 0%, #0b1220 45%, #070b14 100%) !important;
}

/* Fixed navbar, scrolled state: shared theme fills #1f2d41 -> navy to match. */
.navbar-marketing.navbar-dark.navbar-scrolled { background-color: #0b1220 !important; }

/* Fixed navbar, mobile (<992px): shared theme keeps the bar solid #1f2d41 for
   the hamburger menu -> navy to match. */
@media (max-width: 991.98px) {
  .navbar-marketing.bg-transparent.navbar-dark { background-color: #0b1220 !important; }
}