/* getaway-pro overrides — universal fixes, loaded on every page (after the Slides CSS). These replace behaviour that slides.min.js used to apply at runtime; slides.min.js is intentionally NOT loaded (the framework behaviours are reimplemented in React). */ /* Smooth-scroll for in-page hash links (footer/nav anchors → section ids). The Slides CSS makes the scroll container, so set it on both. */ html, body { scroll-behavior: smooth; } /* We hardcode html.page-loaded + body.…firstSlide instead of running slides.min.js, so the framework's slide-entrance transitions must be neutralised or slides render half-shown. */ .page-loaded .scroll .slide { transition: none !important; } /* In scroll mode every slide stacks in normal flow and must be visible (no JS slideshow). */ .page-loaded.scrollable .slides.scroll .slide, .slides.scroll .slide { position: relative; visibility: visible; opacity: 1 !important; pointer-events: auto; } /* Entrance-animation elements ([class*=ae-]) are hidden by the framework until slides.js adds .active/.done to their slide. We don't run slides.js, so reveal them all (no scroll-in anim). */ .slides [class*="ae-"] { opacity: 1 !important; visibility: visible !important; transform: none !important; filter: none !important; }