/**
    subsets.css is 'color coded' (or other style changes) that

    are selected from the omniedit section (skins).

    The omni selected subset name will be appended to the <div id='container'> tag
    so selectors will need to reference that.

    This File is scanned to create a dropdown of subsets using
    /(^\.[[:alnum:]]+)/
    so the first class selector on each line will be considered a 'subset' that is selectable.
    other selectors like div.badsubset won't match and so won't be shown.
    Duplicate subset 'lines' are assumed to be more rules for the same subset (of course) so will
    only be shown once.

    Example:
    - A nutrition section of the clients website has nutrition oriented media resulting
    in a skin subset selection = 'nutrition';
    - this would result in a tag: <div id='container' class='nutrition'>
    - and style selectors would look like: .nutrition a.resource_link { color: #333333; }

    The extra 'precision' of the .nutrition specification 'should' make it take priority over
    the usual skin styles in the absence of any !important shenanigans.
 */



.testsubset1 a.resource_link { color: #333333; }
.testsubset1 .resource_link.active { border: 3px solid #b9d1b4; } //#b9d1b4; //#48783d; //#214618; //#89a0c9}

.testsubset2 {
    color: #333333;
}