/* manual fix: Squarespace's Poster template normally fades #title-area in
   with JS (adding a ".show" class once the page has measured/centered it).
   With that script removed as a Wayback/third-party artifact, the logo and
   mission text stayed at their base opacity:0 even though every other part
   of the layout (positioning, sizing, background image, overlay) already
   works correctly through the site's own plain CSS. This simply reveals it. */
#title-area {
  opacity: 1 !important;
}

#title-area h1 img {
  opacity: 1 !important;
}

/* manual fix: site.css (the shared/common Squarespace template stylesheet
   that was actually archived) pins the social-icon row to the bottom of
   the full-height header by default. The reference screenshot for this
   site does not show that row at all, which means the live site had it
   turned off via a page-specific setting that lived in the per-site
   "tweak" stylesheet bundle - the one CSS bundle Wayback did not capture
   (it was only ever loaded from an external static1.squarespace.com URL,
   never saved locally). Hiding it here matches the real, intended look. */
nav.social.social-links {
  display: none;
}