/* ============================================================
   Brand hue layer — Modurel Send (client_id `modurel-send-app`, brand key
   `modurel-send`). The key stays `modurel-send` until the Send repository itself is
   renamed: it is the OIDC client id, the `data-brand` attribute value, the
   `bn_brand` cookie value and the `brand.modurel-send.*` i18n key prefix all at
   once. Changing it here alone silently drops Send's sign-in to the default
   brand.

   Load order matters: this file must come AFTER brand-modurel.css, since
   both write the same custom properties and `[data-brand]` only wins by
   specificity for elements carrying the attribute.
   ============================================================ */

[data-brand="modurel-send"] {
  --brand-50:#EAF1FB; --brand-100:#D2E2F5; --brand-200:#A6C6EA; --brand-300:#6FA0D9;
  --brand-400:#4385CC; --brand-500:#2E6CB8; --brand-600:#2864AE; --brand-700:#21528F;
  --brand-800:#1B4274; --brand-900:#163457;

  --brand-glow:#4CBFEF;

  --accent-soft-bg:rgba(46,108,184,0.14);
  --ring:rgba(67,133,204,0.45);
  /* Previously absent, so Send pages inherited the corporate blue here while
     every other accent was Send's. Completing the layer fixes that. */
  --info-soft:rgba(67,133,204,0.15);

  --grad-brand:linear-gradient(135deg,#2865AF 0%,#4CBFEF 100%);
}