/** * pfc-photo-rules.css — Surface-aware photography discipline. * * Wave-15 Design Director audit: research benchmark (Monarch Money, Copilot * Money) confirms working finance dashboards do NOT use page-dominant * decorative photography. The hero of a finance dashboard is the user's * NUMBERS, not an editorial photo. This file is the single rule that * enforces that discipline site-wide. * * Two surface classes via data-pfc-surface on : * * data-pfc-surface="working" — dashboard, scenarios, sage, settings, * net-worth, portfolio, goals, debt-optimizer, cash-forecast, * recurring, salary-calculator, report-card, history, journal, * billing, tools/*. Photography is SUPPRESSED. The numbers are * the hero. * * data-pfc-surface="marketing" (or absence of attribute) — index, * about, blog, blog-*, privacy, terms, help, onboarding, auth. * Photography RENDERS at its declared size. These are the surfaces * where the editorial brand earns its keep. * * Onboarding bookends (welcome-vignette + complete-keepsake) are on the * marketing-side of the boundary by design — they frame the experience. * * To override (rare): an inline style on the figure or an explicit * data-pfc-photo-keep="true" attribute. Reserved for genuine necessities. */ [data-pfc-surface="working"] .pfc-photo-figure:not([data-pfc-photo-keep="true"]), [data-pfc-surface="working"] .pfc-photo-square:not([data-pfc-photo-keep="true"]), [data-pfc-surface="working"] .pfc-photo-eyebrow:not([data-pfc-photo-keep="true"]), [data-pfc-surface="working"] .pfc-photo-card:not([data-pfc-photo-keep="true"]) { display: none !important; } /* When photography is suppressed, the

goes with it. */ [data-pfc-surface="working"] .pfc-photo-figure figcaption { display: none !important; }