/* /Layout/MainLayout.razor.rz.scp.css */
/* Layout is now a simple top-to-bottom stack (NavMenu, then main content,
   then the footer) — see NavMenu.razor.css for the top navbar itself. This
   file used to hold the sidebar/hamburger layout from the default Blazor
   template (.page/.sidebar/.top-row); none of that applies anymore now that
   the public site uses a single sticky top navbar instead of a full-height
   sidebar, which reads more like a storefront and less like an admin tool. */
/* /Layout/NavMenu.razor.rz.scp.css */
/* All of this component's styles (.lf-topnav, .lf-wordmark, .lf-topnav-link,
   etc.) now live in wwwroot/css/app.css as global rules instead of here.
   Reason: Blazor's CSS-isolation scope attribute doesn't reliably land on
   the <a> element that the built-in <NavLink> component renders, which was
   silently dropping the .lf-topnav-link styling in production (the
   "Catálogo" / "Guía de registro" links rendered as plain blue underlined
   browser-default links instead of the styled pill buttons). Moving
   everything to the global stylesheet sidesteps that scoping edge case
   entirely. Left this file in place (empty) rather than deleting it, since
   Home.razor.css-style empties are already a pattern in this codebase (see
   MainLayout.razor.css). */