:root { /* Tells the browser which palette to paint native UI in - select option lists, checkboxes, scrollbars, focus rings, text-field carets. Without it the UA paints every one of those light no matter what the tokens below say, which is what made the agency filter's dropdown unreadable in dark mode on mobile: the popup came up on the platform's white ground while the option text inherited the near-white --ink. */ color-scheme: light; /* Colour by role, not by appearance. --ink rather than --text-dark so the name still makes sense when it is light, and so it cannot be confused with the --text-* type scale above. */ --bg: #ffffff; --surface: #ffffff; /* Status colours, as roles rather than literals. These are interface meaning - "this succeeded", "this is full", "this is a beta control" - and are separate from the --accent-* set, which encodes *data* (which agency runs a campground) and deliberately does not change per theme. Each is a foreground paired with the tint it sits on, so a chip can be built from the pair and stay legible when the dark block swaps both. */ --ok: #1f7a3d; --ok-tint: #e3f3e6; --danger: #a8384a; --danger-tint: #f3e6e6; --notice: #8a5a12; --notice-tint: #fdf3e2; --notice-edge: #e0a53a; /* Translucent panels that float over the map or the hero photo: the site header, the map hint, the layers panel, the region pills. These need their own token rather than --surface because they are deliberately see-through, and an opaque token would flatten the blur behind them. They are the mirror of the status colours above and broke the same way: each one hardcoded white and then set "color: var(--ink)", so in dark mode the panel stayed white while the text went near-white. Two alphas because the header and hint sit at 0.92 and the panels at 0.95; keeping both preserves the light theme exactly as it was. */ --overlay: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.95); --overlay-soft: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.92); /* Type scale. Derived from the 23 distinct font sizes the stylesheet already used - the dense clusters sat at .85, .9 and .8rem, so those became steps rather than being snapped away. */ --text-3xs: .7rem; --text-2xs: .78rem; --text-xs: .85rem; --text-sm: .92rem; --text-md: 1rem; --text-lg: 1.15rem; --text-xl: 1.35rem; --text-2xl: 1.5rem; --text-3xl: 1.75rem; /* Spacing scale, derived the same way. .5rem was used 32 times, .75 / .9 / 1rem 17 times each. */ --sp-1: .15rem; --sp-2: .3rem; --sp-3: .5rem; --sp-4: .75rem; --sp-5: 1rem; --sp-6: 1.5rem; --sp-7: 2rem; --sp-8: 2.5rem; --sp-9: 3.5rem; --sp-10: 5rem; --accent-blue: #1c6e8c; --accent-blue-dark: #14536a; --accent-green: #2e8b40; --accent-tva: #d67e26; --accent-nps: #8b5e34; --accent-blm: #6b4c9a; --accent-fs: #a8384a; --accent-pc: #3457a6; --accent-bcparks: #0e8a7d; /* One color for all state park systems (was 4 separate ones - FLSP/TNSP/ KSSP/MOSP - before the STATEPARKS consolidation) - kept Florida's original pink since it's the most visually distinct from every other agency hue still in use. */ --accent-statepark: #c2447a; /* City & Municipal Parks - a brand-new, manually-curated agency (see scripts/fetch-city-parks.py). Civic cyan-teal, clearly apart from accent-bcparks' darker green-teal and accent-pc's steel blue - low collision risk in practice since this category starts at a couple of pins, not a full-state dataset. */ --accent-cityparks: #176cb8; /* Tribal Lands - a brand-new, manually-curated agency (see scripts/fetch-tribal-camping.py), distinct from accent-cityparks' cyan and every other warm hue already in use (accent-tva #d9822b, accent-fws #b9861f, accent-fs #a8384a). Clay/terracotta, evoking the Southwest without leaning on a stereotyped palette. */ --accent-tribal: #b5602f; /* Canadian city/municipal parks ("CACITYPARKS") - a distinct agency from accent-cityparks (see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why Canada gets its own codes rather than merging into the US ones). A clear, saturated red rather than another blue/green/teal - reads as distinctly Canadian without leaning on the flag literally, and stays apart from accent-fs's muted brick and accent-statepark's pink-magenta. */ --accent-cacityparks: #d64545; /* Canadian First Nations lands ("CATRIBAL") - distinct from accent-tribal's terracotta and every other warm hue in use. Olive- moss green, apart from accent-green's brighter pure green and accent-bcparks'/accent-cityparks' teal/cyan family. */ --accent-catribal: #6e7b3f; /* Fish & Wildlife Service - a brand-new agency as of the Cabins feature (Kenai NWR's public-use cabins, etc.), never had a color before. Amber- gold rather than another green/blue/brown - every warm-neutral and cool hue nearby was already spoken for by an existing agency. */ --accent-fws: #b9861f; /* Kansas State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, the "KSSPC" agency code - see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is a distinct code from the campsite-map's "KSSP"/STATEPARKS). A sunflower/wheat olive-gold - a nod to Kansas's state flower - chosen to sit clearly apart from every other hue already in use here, including the FWS amber-gold right above it. */ --accent-ksspc: #7c8f2e; /* Kentucky State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's second state - the "KYSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "KYSP"/STATEPARKS). A copper/bourbon- barrel amber, a nod to Kentucky's Bourbon Trail, chosen to sit clearly apart from every other hue already in use here, including the olive-gold KSSPC and amber-gold FWS right above it. */ --accent-kyspc: #a85832; /* Tennessee State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's third state - the "TNSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "TNSP"/STATEPARKS). A deep forest green, a nod to Tennessee's CCC/WPA-era mountain state parks, chosen to sit clearly apart from every other hue already in use here, including the olive-gold KSSPC and copper KYSPC right above it. */ --accent-tnspc: #2f6b4f; /* Georgia State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's fourth state - the "GASPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "GASP"/STATEPARKS). A bright peach-coral, a nod to Georgia's state fruit, kept noticeably lighter and more saturated than the darker earth-toned KSSPC/KYSPC/TNSPC accents right above it so it still reads as a distinct color at a glance rather than blending into that same brown/olive family. */ --accent-gaspc: #e5724b; /* New Mexico State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's seventh state - the "NMSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "NMSP"/STATEPARKS). A bright turquoise-sky blue, a nod to New Mexico's turquoise/big-sky palette, chosen (and re-checked against every accent above right before use) to sit clearly apart from the muted teal accent-bcparks and the steel-blue accent-blue/accent-pc already in use nearby. */ --accent-nmspc: #0f6dc4; /* Arizona State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's sixth state - the "AZSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "AZSP"/STATEPARKS). An orchid/prickly- pear-blossom magenta-purple, chosen (and re-checked against every accent above right before use, including a possible concurrent UTSPC addition) to sit roughly equidistant between the muted purple accent-blm and the pink accent-statepark, rather than blending into either, while staying clearly apart from the earth-toned KSSPC/KYSPC/ TNSPC/GASPC accents and NMSPC's sky-blue right above it. */ --accent-azspc: #96389c; /* Utah State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's fifth state - the "UTSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "UTSP"/STATEPARKS). A muted, desaturated canyon-shale slate-blue - deliberately grayer/less saturated than every other accent above (all vivid) so it reads as clearly distinct at a glance rather than adding a fourth entry to the already-crowded blue/ teal/purple family (accent-blue, accent-pc, accent-bcparks, accent-blm, accent-nmspc, accent-azspc) - re-checked against every accent above right before use, including NMSPC/AZSPC's own recent additions. */ --accent-utspc: #4d7298; /* Florida State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's eighth state - the "FLSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "FLSP"/STATEPARKS). A vivid flame red, re-checked against every accent above right before use - deliberately NOT another entry in the already-crowded blue/teal/purple/earth-tone family (accent-blue, accent-pc, accent-bcparks, accent-blm, accent-nmspc, accent-azspc, accent-utspc) or the olive/copper/coral cluster (ksspc, kyspc, tnspc, gaspc) - more saturated and purely red than accent-fs's dustier brick-crimson and noticeably deeper/less orange than gaspc's light coral, so it reads as its own color at a glance. */ --accent-flspc: #d1592e; /* Oklahoma State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's ninth state - the "OKSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "OKSP"/STATEPARKS). A golden wheat- field yellow, a nod to Oklahoma's wheat harvest, re-checked against every accent above right before use: it sits in the real gap between accent-fws's browner amber-gold (#b9861f) and accent-ksspc's yellow- green olive (#7c8f2e), but is pushed noticeably more saturated/bright than either so it reads as true "gold/yellow" rather than "brown" or "olive" at a glance - deliberately not another entry in the already- crowded red family (accent-fs, accent-flspc), pink (accent-statepark), purple family (accent-blm, accent-azspc), or blue/teal family (accent-blue, accent-pc, accent-bcparks, accent-nmspc, accent-utspc). */ --accent-okspc: #b38f00; /* West Virginia State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's tenth state - the "WVSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "WVSP"/STATEPARKS). A fresh spring-fern green, a nod to West Virginia's densely forested Allegheny highlands, re-checked against every accent above right before use: it sits in the real ~60-degree gap (the single largest unclaimed span on the wheel) between accent-ksspc's yellow-olive (#7c8f2e) and accent-green's true forest green (#2e8b40), pushed toward true yellow-green/fern rather than blending into either - deliberately not another entry in the already-crowded blue/teal/purple family (accent-blue, accent-pc, accent-bcparks, accent-nmspc, accent-azspc, accent-utspc), the earth-toned KSSPC/KYSPC cluster, or the red/pink family (accent-fs, accent-flspc, accent-statepark). */ --accent-wvspc: #57a630; /* Missouri State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's twelfth state - the "MOSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "MOSP"/STATEPARKS). A redbud- blossom rose-magenta, re-checked against every accent above right before use (including WVSPC/TXSPC's own recent/concurrent additions): it sits in the real gap between accent-azspc's purple-magenta (#96389c) and accent-statepark's pink (#c2447a), pushed toward true rose rather than blending into either - deliberately not another entry in the already-crowded blue/teal/purple family (accent-blue, accent-pc, accent-bcparks, accent-nmspc, accent-blm, accent-azspc, accent-utspc), the red/coral/gold cluster (accent-fs, accent-flspc, accent-gaspc, accent-kyspc, accent-tva, accent-fws, accent-okspc), or the green family (accent-green, accent-tnspc, accent-ksspc, accent-wvspc). */ --accent-mospc: #a6308b; /* Texas State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's eleventh state - the "TXSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "TXSP"/STATEPARKS). A deep bluebonnet indigo, a nod to Texas's state flower, re-checked against every accent above right before use (including WVSPC/MOSPC's own recent/concurrent additions): it sits in the real gap between accent-pc's steel blue (#3457a6) and accent-blm's purple (#6b4c9a) - the single largest unclaimed span on the wheel at this point - pushed darker/more saturated than either neighbor so it reads as its own true indigo- violet rather than blending into the blue or purple family on either side of it. */ --accent-txspc: #363399; /* Virginia State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's thirteenth state - the "VASPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "VASP"/STATEPARKS). A periwinkle-violet, a nod to the Virginia bluebell (Mertensia virginica, a wildflower native to Virginia's floodplains and literally named for the state), re-checked against every accent above right before use: it sits in the real gap between accent-blm's muted purple (#6b4c9a) and accent-azspc's magenta-orchid (#96389c) - the single largest unclaimed span on the wheel at this point - pushed noticeably lighter and more blue-leaning than either neighbor so it reads as its own true periwinkle rather than blending into the purple/magenta family beside it (accent-blm, accent-azspc, accent-mospc, accent-statepark) or the indigo accent-txspc just above. */ --accent-vaspc: #a86bc7; /* Colorado State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's fourteenth state - the "COSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "COSP"/STATEPARKS). A vivid aspen-grove green, a nod to Colorado's summer aspen groves, re-checked against every accent above right before use: it sits in the real gap between accent-wvspc's fern green (#57a630) and accent-green's forest green (#2e8b40) - the single largest unclaimed span on the wheel at this point - pushed more saturated/vivid than either neighbor so it reads as its own true spring green rather than blending into either. */ --accent-cospc: #28a920; /* South Carolina State Parks cabins ("SCSPC" - see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "SCSP"). Re-checked against every accent above right before use: it sits in the real gap between accent-pc's blue (#3457a6, hue ~220) and accent-txspc's indigo (#363399, hue ~245) - the largest unclaimed span on the wheel at this point - pushed brighter/lighter than either neighbor (a periwinkle rather than a dark navy) so it reads as its own color instead of blending into either. */ --accent-scspc: #4a63d8; /* North Carolina State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's fifteenth state - the "NCSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "NCSP"/STATEPARKS). A Blue Ridge rhododendron violet-blue, a nod to the Catawba rhododendron blooms found along North Carolina's mountain state parks (Hanging Rock, Stone Mountain, Gorges), re-checked against every accent above right before use (including VASPC/COSPC/SCSPC's own recent/concurrent additions): it sits in the real gap between accent-txspc's indigo (#363399, hue ~242) and accent-blm's purple (#6b4c9a, hue ~264) - the largest unclaimed span on the wheel at this point after VASPC/COSPC/SCSPC each claimed the three gaps this build's own first pass had identified - pushed more saturated/vivid than either neighbor so it reads as its own true violet-blue rather than blending into the indigo or purple family on either side of it. */ --accent-ncspc: #563fa6; /* Pennsylvania State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's next state - the "PASPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "PASP"/STATEPARKS). A dusty khaki-bronze, a nod to the weathered timber of PA's own 1930s CCC-built rustic cabins, re-checked against every accent above right before use (including NCSPC's own recent/concurrent addition): it sits in the real gap between accent-okspc's bright gold (#d4aa00, hue ~46) and accent-ksspc's olive-green (#7c8f2e, hue ~72) - deliberately pushed much less saturated than either neighbor (a muted khaki rather than a vivid gold or green) so it reads as its own dusty, weathered tone rather than blending into either. */ --accent-paspc: #918e30; /* New York State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2's next state - the "NYSPC" agency code, see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "NYSP"/STATEPARKS). Re-checked against every accent above right before use (including PASPC's own recent/concurrent addition, plus whatever Michigan/Minnesota's sibling builds may have just added): a cool granite-slate blue-gray, evoking the Adirondack/Catskill mountain stone this state's cabin program sits in, deliberately desaturated rather than another vivid hue - the numerically farthest color from this entire crowded palette that was checked (minimum distance to any existing accent above roughly double the next-best candidate tried), so it reads as its own quiet, cool tone rather than blending into any of the palette's many warm browns/golds/reds or saturated blues/greens/purples. */ --accent-nyspc: #4f6373; /* Michigan cabins/yurts/lodges (Cabins Phase 2). Re-checked against every other accent above right before picking - this crowded palette's colors span a wide hue/lightness/saturation range already, so this value was chosen by numerically maximizing minimum perceptual (Lab) distance to all of them rather than eyeballing a gap. A fresh teal-green, distinct from both existing teals (bcparks, tnspc) in lightness/saturation, evocative of Michigan's Great Lakes shoreline without duplicating var(--accent-nmspc)'s brighter cyan. */ --accent-midnrc: #28a580; /* Minnesota cabins/camper cabins/yurts/guest houses (Cabins Phase 2, "MNSPC"). Re-checked against every accent above right before picking, including NYSPC's/MIDNRC's own recent/concurrent additions - this is a very crowded palette by now, so the choice was verified numerically (CIE Lab distance to every existing accent, not just an eyeballed hue gap): a deep maroon-raspberry, a nod to the University of Minnesota's maroon-and-gold colors (and to the deep red of wild rice and Minnesota- grown cranberries), sitting in the real gap between accent-fs's dustier brick-crimson and accent-statepark's rose-pink - both close enough to have been candidates, but this value pushed distinctly deeper/less pink than either so it reads as its own true maroon rather than blending into the existing red/pink cluster. */ --accent-mnspc: #d1265a; /* Indiana State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "INSPC" - see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "INSP"/STATEPARKS). This palette is now large enough (30+ agency colors) that no hue-only gap reads as clearly distinct anymore, so this value was picked the same numeric way MIDNRC/MNSPC/ WISPC's own comments describe: maximizing minimum CIE Lab distance to every existing accent above, re-checked immediately before use (including MNSPC's and WISPC's own recent/concurrent additions) and again immediately before commit. A deep wine/plum, sitting almost exactly equidistant between accent-fs's dusty brick-crimson and accent-statepark's pink (each ~28.5 Lab units away, the two nearest colors in the whole palette) but pushed noticeably darker/less pink than either so it reads as its own true wine tone rather than blending into the existing red or pink family. */ --accent-inspc: #6f2a50; /* Wisconsin State Parks cabins/yurts (Cabins Phase 2, "WISPC"). Re-checked against every accent above right before picking, including whatever Minnesota/New York's sibling builds may have just added - this is a very crowded palette by now (13+ entries already sit in the blue/ purple/teal family alone), so rather than add a 14th, this value picks a genuinely fresh material: a true neutral warm-gray, near-zero saturation, unlike anything else in this otherwise all-saturated palette - a nod to Wisconsin's own nickname, the Badger State (and to the limestone bluffs at Blue Mound/High Cliff/Devil's Lake and the glacial stone throughout the Kettle Moraine, where several of this file's own cabins sit). Verified numerically (CIE Lab distance to every existing accent): its nearest neighbor is accent-nyspc's cooler, blue-leaning granite-slate, but pushed warmer and less blue so it reads as a true neutral gray rather than another slate-blue. */ --accent-wispc: #828680; /* Ohio State Parks cabins/yurts/cabents (Cabins Phase 2, "OHSPC" - see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "OHSP"/STATEPARKS). Re-checked against every other accent above right before picking, including whatever Wisconsin/ Indiana's sibling builds may have just added - this is now a very crowded, mostly-saturated palette, so this value was picked the same numeric way MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC's own comments describe: maximizing minimum CIE Lab distance to every existing accent above. A rich indigo-violet blue - the single most under-claimed hue region left in this palette (its nearest neighbors, TXSPC's indigo and NCSPC's violet-blue, are each ~37+ Lab units away, comfortably past the ~28.5 bar INSPC's own comment set) - pushed more saturated/vivid than either neighbor so it reads as its own true blue-violet. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since other state cabin builds were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-ohspc: #2320c9; /* Illinois State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "ILSPC" - see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment for why this is distinct from the campsite-map's "ILSP"/STATEPARKS). Re-checked against every accent above right before picking, including Ohio's own just-added indigo- violet - this is a very crowded, mostly-saturated palette (34 accents including that one), so this value was picked the same numeric way MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/OHSPC's own comments describe: maximizing minimum CIE Lab distance to every existing accent above (verified with a small script, not eyeballed). A golden yellow-green, evoking ripening Illinois corn/soybean fields (the Prairie State's own signature crop colors) - the most under-claimed hue region left in this palette even after checking the loudest, most-saturated candidates in that region; its nearest neighbor, PASPC's muted olive, is over 23 Lab units away, comfortably distinct. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since other state cabin builds (Ohio, Washington) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-ilspc: #92992d; /* Washington State Parks cabins/yurts/platform tents/teepees/vacation houses (Cabins Phase 2, "WASPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "WASP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (36 entries at that point, including whatever Indiana/Ohio's own concurrent sibling builds had just added) and again immediately before commit. Picked the same numeric way MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/ OHSPC's own comments describe: an RGB-space grid search maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to a similar medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette (a very light pastel scored higher in an unconstrained search but would read poorly as a marker pin with white text). A jade/teal-green sitting in the real gap between this palette's pure-green cluster (accent-green, accent-wvspc, accent-cospc) and its blue-teal cluster (accent-blue, accent-bcparks) - nearest neighbors are accent-green and accent-midnrc, each about 63-64 RGB units away. */ --accent-waspc: #4ba671; /* Oregon State Parks cabins/yurts (Cabins Phase 2, "ORSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "ORSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (38 entries at that point, including Illinois/Washington's own already-merged entries and whatever Ohio's concurrent sibling build had just added) and again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions. Picked the same numeric way MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/OHSPC/ILSPC/WASPC's own comments describe: a script-driven CIE Lab grid search maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to a similar medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette. A vivid violet- purple - this palette's purple/magenta cluster (accent-blm, accent-azspc, accent-mospc, accent-ncspc, accent-vaspc) was the least- crowded remaining region once every blue/green/red/yellow hue had a close neighbor; nearest neighbors are accent-ohspc's indigo-blue and accent-azspc's magenta-purple, each about 26-27 Lab units away - closer than this project's earlier, less-crowded picks but still a clearly separate, distinguishable hue from both. */ --accent-orspc: #8a26bf; /* California State Parks cabins/yurts/cottages (Cabins Phase 2, "CASPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "CASP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (39 entries at that point, including Illinois/Washington/Oregon's own already-merged entries) and again immediately before commit, since sibling state builds (Illinois, Oregon) were running concurrently in this same repo. Picked the same numeric way MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/OHSPC/ILSPC/WASPC/ORSPC's own comments describe: a script-driven CIE Lab grid search maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to a similar medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette. A bright turquoise/aqua - a nod to the Pacific coastline many of this file's own cabins sit along (Crystal Cove, Steep Ravine, Sue-meg, Prairie Creek, Jedediah Smith, Hendy Woods, Richardson Grove) - sitting in this palette's least-crowded teal/cyan region (only accent-bcparks and accent-nmspc nearby); nearest neighbor is accent-bcparks at about 22 Lab units away, comfortably distinguishable from both. */ --accent-caspc: #3da0a0; /* New Jersey State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "NJSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "NJSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (40 entries at that point, including California's own just-merged turquoise/aqua CASPC, which ruled out this build's first-choice cyan candidate - it landed only ~12 Lab units from CASPC, a real near-collision caught by re-reading the palette live rather than reusing an earlier, now-stale scan) and again immediately before commit, since sibling state builds (Oregon, California) were running concurrently in this same repo. Picked the same numeric way MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/OHSPC/ILSPC/WASPC/ORSPC/CASPC's own comments describe: a script-driven CIE Lab grid search maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A vivid magenta-pink, this palette's single most under-claimed hue region once cyan/teal was ruled out by CASPC; nearest neighbors are accent-orspc's violet-purple and accent-mospc's rose-magenta, each about 33-34 Lab units away - the largest margin of any entry added so far this session. */ --accent-njspc: #e600c3; /* Idaho State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "IDSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "IDSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (41 entries at that point, including New Jersey's just-merged magenta-pink NJSPC and California's turquoise CASPC) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/ OHSPC/ILSPC/WASPC/ORSPC/CASPC/NJSPC's own comments describe, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A clear sky/azure blue - this palette's blues (accent-blue, accent-pc, accent-nmspc, accent- utspc) all sit noticeably deeper/muted; this one is brighter and more saturated. Nearest neighbor is accent-pc's Parks Canada blue, about 25 Lab units away - re-verified again immediately before commit since sibling state builds were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-idspc: #1f8fdf; /* Massachusetts DCR cabins/yurts (Cabins Phase 2, "MADCRC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "MADCR", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (42 entries at that point, including Idaho's just-merged sky-blue IDSPC) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/OHSPC/ILSPC/WASPC/ORSPC/CASPC/NJSPC/ IDSPC's own comments describe, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A vivid emerald/spring green, a nod to Massachusetts's densely forested state forests (Mohawk Trail, October Mountain, the Berkshires) where most of this file's own cabins/yurts sit. This palette's green family is already the most crowded region (green, wvspc, cospc, tnspc, midnrc, waspc), but re-checked numerically anyway, matching this project's established precedent (ORSPC/NJSPC/IDSPC all landed in an already-populated region too): nearest neighbors are accent-green and accent-wvspc, each about 23.4-23.5 Lab units away - comfortably past the ~22 Lab unit bar CASPC's own comment already established as acceptable. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state builds (Idaho, Maryland) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-madcrc: #11a85a; /* Nebraska State Parks cabins/cabooses/glamping (Cabins Phase 2, "NESPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "NESP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (43 entries at that point, including Massachusetts's just-merged emerald-green MADCRC and Idaho's sky-blue IDSPC) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search MIDNRC/MNSPC/INSPC/WISPC/OHSPC/ILSPC/WASPC/ORSPC/CASPC/NJSPC/IDSPC/ MADCRC's own comments describe, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to a similar medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette. A dusty rose/mauve pink - this palette's pink/magenta cluster (accent-statepark, accent-mospc, accent-mnspc, accent-njspc, accent-vaspc) is already crowded, but re-checked numerically anyway rather than assumed uncrowded, matching this project's established precedent (ORSPC/NJSPC/IDSPC/MADCRC all landed in already-populated regions too): nearest neighbors are accent-statepark (about 28 Lab units away) and accent-vaspc (about 30 units away), clearly past the ~22-23 unit bar CASPC/MADCRC's own comments already established as acceptable. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state builds may be running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-nespc: #c979a8; /* Maryland State Parks cabins/cottages/yurts/glamping (Cabins Phase 2, "MDSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "MDSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (41 entries at that point, including Nebraska's just-merged dusty-rose NESPC) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search MIDNRC/MNSPC/ INSPC/WISPC/OHSPC/ILSPC/WASPC/ORSPC/CASPC/NJSPC/IDSPC/MADCRC/NESPC's own comments describe, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A vivid chartreuse/lime-green - this palette's yellow-green region (accent-cospc, accent-ilspc, accent-wvspc, accent-ksspc) is already populated, but re-checked numerically anyway rather than assumed uncrowded, matching this project's established precedent (ORSPC/NJSPC/IDSPC/MADCRC/NESPC all landed in already-populated regions too): nearest neighbor is accent-cospc, about 28.5 Lab units away - comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar CASPC/MADCRC/NESPC's own comments already established as acceptable, and the largest margin found this pass. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state builds may be running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-mdspc: #72a007; /* Iowa State Parks cabins/camper cabins/yurts (Cabins Phase 2, "IASPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "IASP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (45 entries at that point, including Nebraska's already-merged dusty-rose NESPC) via a script-driven CIE Lab grid search maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to the same medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette. A wheat/cornfield gold-tan, a nod to Iowa's own farmland - the numerically most distinct candidate found (its nearest neighbor, over 30 Lab units away, is the largest margin of any entry added so far in this whole palette, comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable). Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds may be running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-iaspc: #bb8b3e; /* Connecticut State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "CTSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "CTSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (46 entries at that point, including Iowa's just-merged wheat-tan IASPC, which ruled out this build's first-choice sandy-tan candidate - it landed only a few Lab units from IASPC, a real near-collision caught by re-reading the palette live rather than reusing an earlier, now-stale scan) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search MIDNRC/MNSPC/.../NESPC/MDSPC/IASPC's own comments describe, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A soft sage/pistachio green - this palette's green family (green, wvspc, cospc, tnspc, midnrc, waspc, madcrc, ksspc, ilspc, paspc) is already the most crowded region in the whole palette, but re-checked numerically anyway rather than assumed uncrowded, matching this project's established precedent (every *SPC/*C entry from ORSPC onward landed in an already-populated region and was kept anyway once the numeric bar was cleared): nearest neighbors are accent-ilspc and accent-wvspc, each about 25 Lab units away - comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Maryland, Nebraska) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-ctspc: #68a32f; /* New Hampshire State Parks cabins/yurts (Cabins Phase 2, "NHSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "NHSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (47 entries at that point, including Iowa's and Connecticut's own just-merged IASPC/CTSPC) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search MIDNRC/MNSPC/.../NESPC/MDSPC/ IASPC/CTSPC's own comments describe, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to the same medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette. A dusty brick-rose/mauve, a nod to the weathered red brick of New Hampshire's old mill towns near several of this file's own parks - the pink/rose/wine region of this palette (accent-nespc, accent-inspc, accent-fs, accent-statepark) is already populated, but re-checked numerically anyway rather than assumed uncrowded, matching this project's established precedent: nearest neighbor is accent-nespc's dusty rose, about 26 Lab units away - comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Connecticut, Iowa) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-nhspc: #98626a; /* Maine State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "MESPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "MESP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (48 entries at that point) via a script-driven CIE Lab grid search over hue/saturation/value maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, matching this palette's established precedent - nearest neighbor is accent-ksspc's sunflower-olive, about 24.7 Lab units away, past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. A muted sage/moss green, a nod to the Camden Hills pine woods this file's one real cabin sits in. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Vermont) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-mespc: #899968; /* Louisiana State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "LASPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "LASP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (50 entries at that point) via a script-driven CIE Lab grid search over hue/saturation/value maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, matching this palette's established precedent - nearest neighbor is accent-fs' brick red, about 29.2 Lab units away, comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. A deep brick/ terracotta red, a nod to French Quarter brick and cast-iron Cajun cookery. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Vermont, Maine) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-laspc: #591b11; /* Vermont State Parks cabins/cottages (Cabins Phase 2, "VTSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "VTSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (51 entries at that point, including Maine's and Louisiana's just-merged MESPC/LASPC) via a script-driven CIE Lab grid search over hue/saturation/value maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, matching this palette's established precedent - nearest neighbor is accent-utspc's slate-blue, about 25.2 Lab units away, comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. A soft periwinkle/lavender-blue - this palette's blue-violet region (blm, pc, txspc, ncspc, orspc, utspc, vaspc, nespc, inspc) is already populated, but re-checked numerically anyway rather than assumed uncrowded, matching this project's established precedent. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since other sibling state cabin builds were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-vtspc: #958aca; /* Montana State Parks - Cabins (MTSPC), scripts/fetch-montana-cabins.py. Same Lab grid search over hue/saturation/value maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, matching this palette's established precedent - nearest neighbor is accent-tnspc's dark green, about 28.6 Lab units away, comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. A deep olive/pine green, reading as Montana's forested mountains and distinct from every brighter or lighter green already in this palette (green, wvspc, cospc, waspc, midnrc, madcrc, tnspc). Re-checked numerically immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since other sibling state cabin builds (Vermont, Louisiana) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-mtspc: #3e4c0b; /* Arkansas State Parks - Cabins (ARSPC), scripts/fetch-arkansas-cabins.py. Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (53 entries at that point, including Montana's already-merged olive-pine MTSPC) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's established precedent describes, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to the same medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette. A bright orchid-amethyst magenta, a nod to the quartz crystal Arkansas is famous for mining (Mount Ida, the "Quartz Crystal Capital of the World," near several of this file's own cabin parks) - nearest neighbors are accent-azspc's orchid-purple and accent-vaspc's periwinkle, each about 22 Lab units away, at this palette's established acceptable bar. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since other sibling state cabin builds (Montana, Alabama) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-arspc: #d962d9; /* Alabama State Parks - Cabins (ALSPC), scripts/fetch-alabama-cabins.py. Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (54 entries at that point, including Arkansas' just-merged orchid-magenta ARSPC) via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's established precedent describes, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent, constrained to the same medium saturation/value range as the rest of this palette. A deep indigo-navy, a nod to the night sky over Cheaha Mountain - Alabama's highest point, where this file's Bluff Side Cabins sit along a bluff known for its sunset views - nearest neighbor is accent-txspc's deep blue-violet, about 26.8 Lab units away, comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since other sibling state cabin builds (Vermont, Montana, Arkansas) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-alspc: #30305a; /* Mississippi State Parks cabins/cottages/townhouses/golf villas (Cabins Phase 2, "MSSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "MSSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent above right before picking (54 entries at that point, including Arkansas's and Alabama's own just- merged ARSPC/ALSPC, which ruled out this build's first-choice deep purple candidate - it landed only ~23.4 Lab units from accent-blm, in this palette's already-crowded purple/indigo cluster) via a script- driven CIE Lab grid search maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A dusty terracotta/salmon, a nod to Mississippi's red clay bluffs and hill country (Tishomingo, Trace, Tombigbee) - its nearest neighbor is accent-nhspc's brick-rose, about 23.3 Lab units away, comfortably past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions established as acceptable. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Alabama, Arkansas) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-msspc: #cf7e6f; /* Wyoming State Parks cabins/camp shacks/yurts/wall tent/treehouse/lodge (Cabins Phase 2, "WYSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "WYSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent in the palette (57 entries at that point, including Mississippi's own just-merged MSSPC) right before picking, via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent while staying inside a muted, legible chroma/lightness band consistent with the rest of this palette (rather than the search's raw global-maximum result, a saturated neon magenta/red that would have clashed with every other accent's tone). A dusty plum/heather hue, evoking Wyoming's high-elevation wildflower fields and sagebrush-steppe dusk light - its nearest neighbor is accent-inspc's maroon-purple, about 22.8 Lab units away, at the same ~22-23 unit bar prior additions have treated as acceptable in this now-crowded palette. Re-checked again immediately before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Arkansas, Nevada) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-wyspc: #785a82; /* Delaware State Parks cabins/cottages/yurts (Cabins Phase 2, "DESPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "DESP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent in the palette (58 entries at that point, including Wyoming's own just-merged WYSPC) right before picking, via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A warm mustard-chartreuse, a nod to "buff" - half of Delaware's official state colors, "colonial blue and buff," dating to the Blue Hen Regiment's Revolutionary War uniforms (blue itself was long since taken by accent-blue) - its nearest neighbor is accent-iaspc's tan, about 22.1 Lab units away, at the same ~22-23 unit bar prior additions have treated as acceptable in this now-crowded palette. Re-checked again immediately against the fresh palette right before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Nevada, Wyoming) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-despc: #9f962e; /* Nevada State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "NVSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "NVSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against every accent in the palette (59 entries at that point, including Wyoming's and Delaware's own just-merged WYSPC/DESPC) right before picking, via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent. A vivid sunset/red-rock orange, evoking Nevada's high-desert canyon country (Valley of Fire, Cathedral Gorge) - its nearest neighbor is accent-tva's orange-gold, about 31 Lab units away, well past the ~22-23 unit bar prior additions have treated as acceptable in this now-crowded palette. Re-checked again immediately against the fresh palette right before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Wyoming, Delaware, and whichever else land first) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-nvspc: #fc6203; /* Rhode Island State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "RISPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "RISP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against the full palette (60+ entries at that point) right before picking, via the same CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent - a vivid raspberry/rose pink, evoking the beach roses (Rosa rugosa) that line Rhode Island's own coastal state parks near Burlingame and Charlestown. Its nearest neighbor is accent-mospc's magenta, about 21 Lab units away, in line with the ~21-23 unit bar this now-crowded palette's recent additions have treated as the practical ceiling. Re-checked again immediately against the fresh palette right before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-rispc: #d81f8f; /* North Dakota State Parks cabins/yurts/wagon (Cabins Phase 2, "NDSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "NDSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against the full palette (61 entries at that point, including Rhode Island's own already-merged RISPC) right before picking, via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent within this palette's established medium saturation/value band. A soft slate/sky blue, evoking North Dakota's "Peace Garden State" big sky and the Missouri River/Lake Sakakawea reservoirs several of this file's cabin parks (Cross Ranch, Fort Stevenson, Lake Sakakawea, Lewis and Clark) sit on. Its nearest neighbor is accent-nmspc's teal-blue, about 21 Lab units away, in line with the ~21-23 unit bar this now-crowded palette's recent additions have treated as the practical ceiling. Re-checked again immediately against the fresh palette right before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (Rhode Island, South Dakota) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-ndspc: #6696cb; /* South Dakota State Parks cabins/suites/lodges (Cabins Phase 2, "SDSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "SDSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Re-checked fresh against the full palette (62 entries at that point, including North Dakota's and Rhode Island's own already-merged NDSPC/RISPC) right before picking, via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent within this palette's established medium saturation/value band. A deep blue-violet, evoking twilight over the Black Hills and the Badlands' banded rock at dusk. Its nearest neighbor is accent-scspc's blue, about 19.7 Lab units away - below the ~21-23 unit bar earlier additions used, but this is now the actual best-available candidate across the whole hue wheel in this palette's saturation/value band at 62 entries, not an under-checked shortcut. Re-checked again immediately against the fresh palette right before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (North Dakota, Rhode Island, Delaware) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-sdspc: #634cd9; /* Hawaii State Parks cabins/lodging (Cabins Phase 2's 50th and final state, "HISPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "HISP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Picked via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, run fresh against the full palette (63 entries at that point, including North Dakota's and South Dakota's own already-merged NDSPC/SDSPC) right before picking, maximizing minimum distance to every existing accent across the whole hue wheel rather than restricting to this palette's usual medium saturation/value band - restricting to that band alone kept landing directly on top of this already-crowded palette's many existing purples/blues by hue, so the search was widened to a darker value tier (~40% V) to find genuine open space instead. A deep taro/kalo purple - evoking the purple- fleshed staple crop central to Native Hawaiian culture, and, at this depth, the deep violet of Haleakalā at twilight. Its nearest neighbor is accent-blm's federal purple-brown, about 22.5 Lab units away - back above the ~21-23 unit bar earlier additions used, and comfortably ahead of the last few states' accepted floor (South Dakota's 19.7, Rhode Island's precedent before it) despite 63 existing entries to clear. Re-checked again immediately against the fresh palette right before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds (South Dakota, Alaska) were running concurrently in this same repo. */ --accent-hispc: #520f66; /* Alaska State Parks cabins (Cabins Phase 2, "AKSPC" - distinct from the campsite map's own "AKSP", same collision-avoidance reasoning as every other *SPC/*C entry above). Picked via the same script-driven CIE Lab grid search this palette's prior additions used, run fresh against the full palette (64 entries at that point, including Hawaii's own already-merged HISPC) right before picking, restricted to this palette's usual medium saturation/lightness band (L 28-62, chroma 35-75) rather than the whole color space, since an unrestricted search only turns up near-white or neon-saturated candidates unusable as a UI accent at this palette's density. A warm coral-salmon color, evoking the salmon runs central to so many of these cabins' own descriptions (Pasagshak River, Grindall Island, and others are described directly in terms of their salmon fishing). Its nearest neighbor is accent-fs's brick-red, about 21.5 Lab units away - in line with the ~19.7-22.5 unit floor this palette's last several additions (South Dakota, Hawaii) have had to accept at this density, not an under-checked shortcut. Re-checked again immediately against the fresh palette right before commit per this session's own instructions, since sibling state cabin builds could still be landing in this same repo. */ --accent-akspc: #ea6a74; /* Canada's four cabin agencies (2026-08-30 architecture buildout). Computed against the full existing palette for a minimum ~18 Lab-unit separation from every prior color (this palette's typical floor at current density, per the akspc note above), then paired as a darker/ richer sibling shade of each agency's own CAMPSITE accent color so the two related agencies (e.g. accent-pc's blue, accent-pccabins' navy) read as visually connected without being identical. */ --accent-pccabins: #2c2f77; --accent-bcparkscabins: #843d7d; --accent-cacitycabins: #8d3d1f; --accent-catribalcabins: #7b333d; /* US city/county cabins. Deliberately not a lighter CITYPARKS blue (#176cb8): the two are different modes, never on screen together, and a near-miss of an existing hue is harder to name than a separate one. */ --accent-citycabins: #15665e; /* Dispersed Camping mode's one color ("FS-DISPERSED", see site/app.js's AGENCY_LABELS comment) - deliberately NOT another vivid hue fighting for space in this already-dense palette. A muted, warm gray-taupe instead, chosen specifically because the data itself is informal/unverified (see DISPERSED_DETAIL_DISCLOSURE in app.js) - the desaturated color is itself part of communicating "this is a different kind of listing than everything else on this map," not just one more agency added to the set. */ --accent-fs-dispersed: #8a7d6b; /* Generic "this is a cabin" brand color, independent of which agency actually manages a given cabin (agency is still shown via its own true color on the small agency-badge pill) - used for the cabin marker's default/USACE color and the cabin card's top border, same role var(--accent-blue) plays for campsite cards/pins. A warm, wood-toned hue to read as distinct from every cool campsite accent above. */ --accent-cabin: #8a6a3f; /* Active NWS weather alerts (see fetchWeatherAlerts/renderWeatherInto in app.js) - a genuine life-safety color, kept distinct from every other accent above so it reads as "pay attention" at a glance. Severe/Extreme alerts use this directly; Minor/Moderate use a lighter tint of it. */ --accent-warn: #b3261e; /* The brand's own dark: the forest green of the Park Otter lettering and outlines (brand/park-otter-logo.png, #012f1a), lifted a step so it is a paintable ground rather than near-black. Was a teal (#0d3b46) until 2026-09-07, which read as a different brand next to the otter. Also the theme-color meta, the manifest and the icon ground in scripts/generate-brand-assets.py - change all four together. */ --accent-deep: #0f3b21; /* The same green as text rather than ground: section headings, hover text, the mobile nav link. One token in light, where the two are the same colour, so the dark theme can lift this one to a pale green while --accent-deep stays a ground under white text (active pills, footer, state bubbles). Before this split the headings were painted in the ground colour on the dark page and all but vanished. */ --accent-deep-ink: #0f3b21; --tint: #eef6f3; --ink: #1a1a1a; --ink-muted: #5a6570; --border: #e3e6e8; --radius: 10px; --shadow-sm: 0 1px 3px rgba(15, 59, 33, 0.08); --shadow-md: 0 10px 28px rgba(15, 59, 33, 0.14); --font-heading: "Fraunces", Georgia, serif; --font-body: "Inter", system-ui, -apple-system, "Segoe UI", sans-serif; } * { box-sizing: border-box; } html { scroll-behavior: smooth; } body { margin: 0; color: var(--ink); font-family: var(--font-body); line-height: 1.55; background: var(--bg); } /* Form controls. Every select and text input in this stylesheet sets "background: var(--surface)" and then lets its text colour inherit. That is fine while the inherited colour is dark on a light surface, and it broke the moment a dark theme existed: the agency filter's dropdown rendered near-white option text, and on mobile the platform painted the popup on its own light ground, so the list read as blank. color-scheme (top of file) repaints the popup itself. These rules cover the other half - browsers that paint the option list from author styles instead - so the pairing is stated once here rather than depending on inheritance reaching every control correctly. Deliberately not including