defra_ruby_template 3.13.0

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_colours-palette.scss

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+@import "compatibility";
+
+// stylelint-disable value-list-max-empty-lines -- allow empty lines in lists
+// in this file to allow grouping
+
+////
+/// @group settings/colours
+////
+
+/// Use 'legacy' colour palette
+///
+/// Whether or not to use the colour palette from GOV.UK Elements / Frontend
+/// Toolkit, for teams that are migrating to GOV.UK Frontend and may be using
+/// components from both places in a single application.
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-use-legacy-palette: if(
+  (
+    $govuk-compatibility-govukfrontendtoolkit or
+    $govuk-compatibility-govuktemplate or
+    $govuk-compatibility-govukelements
+  ),
+  true,
+  false
+) !default;
+
+/// Modern colour palette
+///
+/// This exists only because you cannot easily set a !default variable
+/// conditionally (thanks to the way scope works in Sass) so we set
+/// `$govuk-colour-palette` using the `if` function.
+///
+/// @access private
+
+$_govuk-colour-palette-modern: (
+  "red": #d4351c,
+  "yellow": #ffdd00,
+  "green": #00703c,
+  "blue": #1d70b8,
+  "dark-blue": #003078,
+  "light-blue": #5694ca,
+  "purple": #4c2c92,
+
+  "black": #0b0c0c,
+  "dark-grey": #505a5f,
+  "mid-grey": #b1b4b6,
+  "light-grey": #f3f2f1,
+  "white": #ffffff,
+
+  "light-purple": #6f72af,
+  "bright-purple": #912b88,
+  "pink": #d53880,
+  "light-pink": #f499be,
+  "orange": #f47738,
+  "brown": #b58840,
+  "light-green": #85994b,
+  "turquoise": #28a197
+);
+
+/// Legacy colour palette
+///
+/// This exists only because you cannot easily set a !default variable
+/// conditionally (thanks to the way scope works in Sass) so we set
+/// `$govuk-colour-palette` using the `if` function.
+///
+/// @access private
+
+$_govuk-colour-palette-legacy: (
+  "purple": #2e358b,
+  "light-purple": #6f72af,
+  "bright-purple": #912b88,
+  "pink": #d53880,
+  "light-pink": #f499be,
+  "red": #b10e1e,
+  "bright-red": #df3034,
+  "orange": #f47738,
+  "brown": #b58840,
+  "yellow": #ffbf47,
+  "light-green": #85994b,
+  "green": #006435,
+  "turquoise": #28a197,
+  "light-blue": #2b8cc4,
+  "blue": #005ea5,
+
+  "black": #0b0c0c,
+  "grey-1": #6f777b,
+  "grey-2": #bfc1c3,
+  "grey-3": #dee0e2,
+  "grey-4": #f8f8f8,
+  "white": #ffffff
+);
+
+/// Colour palette
+///
+/// @type Map
+///
+/// @prop $colour - Representation for the given $colour, where $colour is the
+///   friendly name for the colour (e.g. "red": #ff0000);
+///
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-colours: if(
+  $govuk-use-legacy-palette,
+  $_govuk-colour-palette-legacy,
+  $_govuk-colour-palette-modern
+) !default;

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_compatibility.scss

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+////
+/// 'Compatibility Mode'
+///
+/// Enabling these flags improves compatibility if you are using GOV.UK Frontend
+/// in an application that also uses govuk_elements, govuk_frontend_toolkit or
+/// govuk_template (the 'legacy repos').
+///
+/// Enabling any of these settings will, by default:
+///
+/// - switch GOV.UK Frontend to using the same colour palette as the legacy
+///   repos, by setting `$govuk-use-legacy-palette` to true.
+///
+/// - prevent GOV.UK Frontend from using rem for font sizing, by setting
+///   `$govuk-typography-use-rem` to false.
+///
+/// @group settings/compatibility
+////
+
+/// Compatibility Mode: alphagov/govuk_frontend_toolkit
+///
+/// Set this to true if you are also including alphagov/govuk_frontend_toolkit
+/// in your application.
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-compatibility-govukfrontendtoolkit: false !default;
+
+/// Compatibility Mode: alphagov/govuk_template
+///
+/// Enabling this will:
+///
+/// - prevent GOV.UK Frontend from including the New Transport typeface, as
+///   it'll use the version of New Transport included with GOV.UK Template.
+///
+/// - alter some of the CSS outputted by GOV.UK Frontend to 'counter'
+///   specific CSS rules in GOV.UK Template.
+///
+/// Set this to true if you are also including alphagov/govuk_template in your
+/// application.
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-compatibility-govuktemplate: false !default;
+
+/// Compatibility Mode: alphagov/govuk_elements
+///
+/// Enabling this will:
+///
+/// - alter some of the CSS outputted by GOV.UK Frontend to 'counter'
+///   specific CSS rules in GOV.UK Elements.
+///
+/// Set this to true if you are also including alphagov/govuk_elements in your
+/// application.
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-compatibility-govukelements: false !default;
+
+/// Compatibility Product Map
+///
+/// Maps product names to their settings that we can use to lookup states from
+/// within the `@govuk-compatibility` mixin.
+///
+/// @type Map
+/// @access private
+
+$_govuk-compatibility: (
+  govuk_frontend_toolkit: $govuk-compatibility-govukfrontendtoolkit,
+  govuk_template: $govuk-compatibility-govuktemplate,
+  govuk_elements: $govuk-compatibility-govukelements,
+);

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_global-styles.scss

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+////
+/// @group settings/global-styles
+////
+
+/// Include 'global' styles
+///
+/// Whether to style paragraphs (`<p>`) and links (`<a>`) without explicitly
+/// having to apply the `govuk-body` and `govuk-link` classes.
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-global-styles: false !default;

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_ie8.scss

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+////
+/// @group settings/internet-explorer-8
+////
+
+/// Whether the stylesheet being built is targeting Internet Explorer 8.
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-is-ie8: false !default;
+
+/// The name of the breakpoint to use as the target when rasterizing media
+/// queries
+///
+/// @type String
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-ie8-breakpoint: desktop !default;

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_links.scss

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+////
+/// @group settings/links
+////
+
+/// Enable new link styles
+///
+/// If enabled, the link styles will change. Underlines will:
+///
+/// - be consistently thinner and a bit further away from the link text
+/// - have a clearer hover state, where the underline gets thicker to make the
+///   link stand out to users
+///
+/// You should only enable the new link styles if both:
+///
+/// - you've made sure your whole service will use the new style consistently
+/// - you do not have links in a multi-column CSS layout - there's [a Chromium
+///   bug that affects links](https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-frontend/issues/2204)
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-new-link-styles: false !default;
+
+/// Thickness of link underlines
+///
+/// The default will be either:
+///
+///  - 1px
+///  - 0.0625rem, if it's thicker than 1px because the user has changed the text
+///    size in their browser
+///
+/// Set this variable to `false` to avoid setting a thickness.
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-link-underline-thickness: unquote("max(1px, .0625rem)") !default;
+
+/// Offset of link underlines from text baseline
+///
+/// Set this variable to `false` to avoid setting an offset.
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-link-underline-offset: .1em !default;
+
+/// Thickness of link underlines in hover state
+///
+/// The default for each link will be the thickest of the following:
+///
+///  - 3px
+///  - 0.1875rem, if it's thicker than 3px because the user has changed the text
+///    size in their browser
+///  - 0.12em (relative to the link's text size)
+///
+/// Set this variable to `false` to avoid setting a thickness.
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-link-hover-underline-thickness: unquote("max(3px, .1875rem, .12em)") !default;

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_measurements.scss

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+////
+/// @group settings/measurements
+////
+
+// =========================================================
+// Page layout
+// =========================================================
+
+/// Width of main container
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-page-width: 960px !default;
+
+/// Map of grid column widths
+///
+/// @type Map
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-grid-widths: (
+  one-quarter: 25%,
+  one-third: 33.3333%,
+  one-half: 50%,
+  two-thirds: 66.6666%,
+  three-quarters: 75%,
+  full: 100%
+) !default;
+
+/// Width of gutter between grid columns
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-gutter: 30px !default;
+
+/// Width of half the gutter between grid columns
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-gutter-half: $govuk-gutter / 2;
+
+// =========================================================
+// Borders
+// =========================================================
+
+/// Standard border width
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-border-width: 5px !default;
+
+/// Wide border width
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-border-width-wide: 10px !default;
+
+/// Narrow border width
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-border-width-narrow: 4px !default;
+
+/// Form control border width
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-border-width-form-element: 2px !default;
+
+/// Form control border width when in error state
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+/// @deprecated Use $govuk-border-width-form-element instead. There should be no
+///   difference in thickness for inputs in the error state, in order to
+///   maintain a distinct focus state.
+
+$govuk-border-width-form-element-error: 2px !default;
+
+/// Form group border width when in error state
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-border-width-form-group-error: $govuk-border-width !default;
+
+/// Border width of focus outline
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-focus-width: 3px !default;
+
+/// Hover width for form controls with a hover state
+///
+/// @type Number
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-hover-width: 10px !default;

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_media-queries.scss

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+////
+/// @group settings/media-queries
+////
+
+/// Breakpoint definitions
+///
+/// @type Map
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-breakpoints: (
+  mobile:  320px,
+  tablet:  641px,
+  desktop: 769px
+) !default;
+
+/// Show active breakpoint in top-right corner.
+///
+/// Only use this during local development.
+///
+/// @type Boolean
+/// @access public
+
+$govuk-show-breakpoints: false !default;

data/node_modules/govuk-frontend/govuk/settings/_spacing.scss

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+////
+/// @group settings/spacing
+////
+
+/// Single point spacing variables. Access using `govuk-spacing()`
+/// (see `helpers/spacing`).
+///
+/// @type Map
+/// @access private
+
+$govuk-spacing-points: (
+  0: 0,
+  1: 5px,
+  2: 10px,
+  3: 15px,
+  4: 20px,
+  5: 25px,
+  6: 30px,
+  7: 40px,
+  8: 50px,
+  9: 60px
+) !default;
+
+/// Responsive spacing maps
+///
+/// These definitions are used to generate responsive spacing that adapts
+/// according to the breakpoints (see 'helpers/spacing'). These maps should be
+/// used wherever possible to standardise responsive spacing.
+///
+/// You can define different behaviour on tablet and desktop. The 'null'
+/// breakpoint is for mobile.
+///
+/// Access responsive spacing with `govuk-responsive-margin` or
+/// `govuk-responsive-padding` mixins (see `helpers/spacing`).
+///
+/// @type Map
+/// @access private
+
+$govuk-spacing-responsive-scale: (
+  0: (
+    null: 0,
+    tablet: 0
+  ),
+  1: (
+    null: 5px,
+    tablet: 5px
+  ),
+  2: (
+    null: 10px,
+    tablet: 10px
+  ),
+  3: (
+    null: 15px,
+    tablet: 15px
+  ),
+  4: (
+    null: 15px,
+    tablet: 20px
+  ),
+  5: (
+    null: 15px,
+    tablet: 25px
+  ),
+  6: (
+    null: 20px,
+    tablet: 30px
+  ),
+  7: (
+    null: 25px,
+    tablet: 40px
+  ),
+  8: (
+    null: 30px,
+    tablet: 50px
+  ),
+  9: (
+    null: 40px,
+    tablet: 60px
+  )
+) !default;