/** * Canonical CSS @layer priority order for the whole minCore stack. * * WHY this file exists (Menu-SSoT OFFEN-9, 2026-08-21): * Per the CSS Cascade Layers spec, a layer's priority is fixed by the FIRST * time its name is encountered in the document — a later `@layer name-list;` * statement does NOT reorder names that are already known, it only assigns a * position to names it sees for the first time. Content Block assets * (`` / `AssetPublisher`) are published and loaded while * content is rendered, i.e. BEFORE the mandant CSS bundle, which only * declares this same order statement inside its own `style.css` and loads * LAST in ``. Each Content Block wraps its rules in `@layer components` * (or, for min_navmain, the CB-local `@layer min-navmain`) without ever * declaring the full order — so those two layer names get "first encountered" * at the bottom of the whole cascade, below even `reset`, and lose every * property collision against reset/base rules regardless of selector * specificity (verified via Chromium CSSOM introspection, see * A5-A7-report.md §Auflage 5). * * This file is loaded first (`page.includeCSS` + `forceOnTop = 1`, see * Configuration/Sets/MinCore/setup.typoscript) and does nothing except fix * the layer priority order once, for every page, before any Content Block or * mandant bundle CSS can claim a name for itself. It contains no selectors * and styles nothing on its own. * * `min-navmain` is included here (not merged into `components`) because * ContentBlocks/ContentElements/min_navmain/assets/frontend.css uses its own * layer name instead of `components` like all other 19 `@layer`-based * Content Blocks; renaming that CB's CSS would be a second, unrelated change * with its own blast radius, so the smallest clean fix is to give the * existing name an explicit, correct position instead. It sits directly * next to `components` (same "single Content Block" priority tier, verified * to have zero colliding class selectors against the other component-layer * Content Blocks) so it is protected against `reset`/`base`/`layout` the * same way every other Content Block already is. */ @layer reset, tokens, base, layout, components, min-navmain, modules, utilities, mandant;