/*
Theme Name: ITENIC Website
Theme URI: https://itenic.com
Author: ITENIC
Author URI: https://itenic.com
Description: ITENIC's child theme for the pinned vendor parent appointment-pro 2.8.4. Every ITENIC-owned fix lives here; the parent is never source-modified (locked architecture ledger, section 3). Delivered by CHG-0211.
Version: 1.0.0
Requires at least: 7.0
Requires PHP: 8.4
License: GNU General Public License v3 or later
License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
Template: appointment-pro
Text Domain: itenic-website
*/

/*
 * THIS FILE DELIBERATELY CONTAINS NO CSS RULES.
 *
 * CHG-0211's decided scope is "preserve the current design". A rule added here
 * would be a design change, and design changes are not this change's business.
 *
 * READ THIS BEFORE ADDING THE FIRST RULE
 * --------------------------------------
 * The parent enqueues its own stylesheet as:
 *
 *     wp_enqueue_style( 'appointment-style', get_stylesheet_uri() );
 *         -- appointment-pro/functions/scripts/script.php:9
 *
 * `get_stylesheet_uri()` resolves to the ACTIVE theme's style.css, which under a
 * child theme is THIS file -- not the parent's. Activating a child theme therefore
 * silently stops loading the parent's main stylesheet, and the site loses its
 * design while every automated check still passes. functions.php restores it by
 * enqueueing the parent's style.css on `wp_enqueue_scripts` at priority 9, i.e.
 * immediately before the parent's own priority-10 enqueue, which reproduces the
 * original cascade position exactly.
 *
 * CONSEQUENCE FOR ANY RULE YOU ADD HERE: this file is loaded at the parent's old
 * slot, which is BEFORE `appointment-bootstrap-css` (script.php:10). Bootstrap
 * will therefore override a competing rule written here. That is inherited
 * behaviour, not a defect introduced by the child -- but it will surprise you, so
 * it is written down.
 */