/* 
 * My Custom Styles
 *
 * You can extend or overwrite default site styles by writing your own CSS rules. Tizra 
 * assigns the #t-my id to the body class. By using #t-my as your initial selector you can
 * override any of the Tizra styles with your own rules. To get you started, some sample 
 * rules are shown below. 
 * 
 * When creating custom styles, note the following:
 *
 * OVERRIDING PROPERTIES: The colors set in the Properties tab are automatically 
 * assigned to a number of different tags and classes. Using custom styles is a good way
 * to override some of these rules while leaving the others as is. A limited set of rules are 
 * specifically designed to handle older browsers or touch devices and should only be 
 * modified if tested on those platforms.
 *
 * @MEDIA RULES: Tizra's responsive stylesheet uses @media rules to ensure that sites
 * present well on small screen sizes (i.e. on tablets and smart phones). Most of these 
 * define placement and positioning and should not be changed.
 * 
 */
#t-my .t-fulltext-ascii {
	display: block;
	font-size: 7px;
}
/* Body tag styles */
#t-my body {}

/* Default link styles */
#t-my a {}
#t-my a:link {}
#t-my a:active {}
#t-my a:visited {}
#t-my a:hover {}

/* Panel link styles */
#t-my .panel a {}
#t-my .panel a:link {}
#t-my .panel a:active {}
#t-my .panel a:visited {}
#t-my .panel a:hover {}