---
# Print styles
---

// What is this?
// -------------
// This file assembles the design and typography for this book.
// It inherits the variables set in the project's _sass folder.
// You can override those variables by using them here,
// without the `!default` that sets the default value in _sass.
// 
// How to use it
// -------------
// For book-specific styles (i.e. not project defaults):
// 1. Copy variables you want to override from _sass/print-pdf.scss,
//    and remove `!default` to override the project default.
// 2. Add book-specific font imports below.
// 3. Add your own custom CSS or Sass at the bottom.


// -------------
// Set variables
// -------------

// Edition suffix: identifies this edition in page-layout-utilities classes (in _pdf-layout-utilities.scss).
// For instance, a .tighten class in HTML might apply to your bookshop edition, but not the schools edition.
// A suffix '-schools-edn' would mean only tags with that suffix would apply to that edition, e.g. {:.tighten-schools-edn}
// If you're only planning one edition and use default tags ({:.tighten} not {:.tighten-schools-edn}), leave as null.
$edition-suffix: null;


// ------------
// Import fonts
// ------------

// Add @font-face rules for fonts you specify here.
// Add the actual font files to `../fonts` or `../../assets/fonts`.
// Use #{$path-to-root-directory} to allow overriding per translation. E.g.:
// `src: url(#{$path-to-root-directory}/assets/fonts/CrimsonPro-Regular.ttf);`
// For snippets, try https://github.com/arthurattwell/font-faces
// By default, a pdf-font-faces partial will include rules
// for Crimson Pro, Source Sans Pro, and Ubuntu Mono.


// ---------------
// Template styles
// ---------------

// Import master styles
@import 'template/print-pdf';


// -------------
// Custom styles
// -------------

// Add any custom Sass or CSS here.

