/* * TEMP workaround (Nuxt 4 + Vuetify 4): * Declare cascade layer order early in before Vuetify's auto-injected * styles. Without this, layered rules may be evaluated in an unexpected order. * * Keep vuetify-utilities.helpers after vuetify-utilities.typography so helper * classes such as .font-weight-bold win consistently in production builds. * * uno-typography is placed BEFORE vuetify-core on purpose: explicit utilities * and behavioral overrides (the `overrides` layer — e.g. the heading-anchor `#`) * must win over the prose preset. This is safe because Vuetify 4 ships NO bare * element rules for a/p/ul/ol/li/code/blockquote/etc. (only html/body/inputs), * so reset/base have nothing that can clobber prose typography — including the * inline-code chip, which the typography preset now owns (prose/Code.vue renders * a plain ; the chip styling lives in nuxt.config's presetTypography). * * Refs: * https://github.com/vuetifyjs/vuetify/issues/22656 * https://github.com/vuetifyjs/vuetify/issues/22752 */ @layer uno-base, uno-theme, uno-typography, vuetify-core.reset, vuetify-core.base, vuetify-components, vuetify-overrides, overrides, vuetify-utilities, uno-shortcuts, uno-default, utilities, vuetify-final; @layer vuetify-utilities { @layer theme-base, typography, helpers, theme-background, theme-foreground; }