// NOTE: use this area for any developer-needed or created styling that needs to be refactored into patterns or visually polished. Please list any template/view that your styles reference when definining them (example below):
// shame file - used for any bad-form/orphaned scss that knowingly violate edX FED architecture/standards (see - http://csswizardry.com/2013/04/shame-css/)
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// NOTE: use for any bad-form/orphaned scss that knowingly violate edX FED architecture/standards
// see - http://csswizardry.com/2013/04/shame-css/
// edx.org marketing site - 7/2013 visual button revamp
@import 'developer'; // used for any developer-created scss that needs further polish/refactoring
@import 'shame'; // used for any bad-form/orphaned scss
## NOTE: needed here for cascade and dependency purposes, but not a great permanent solution
@import 'shame'; // shame file - used for any bad-form/orphaned scss that knowingly violate edX FED architecture/standards (see - http://csswizardry.com/2013/04/shame-css/)
@import 'developer'; // used for any developer-created scss that needs further polish/refactoring
@import 'shame'; // used for any bad-form/orphaned scss
## NOTE: needed here for cascade and dependency purposes, but not a great permanent solution
@import 'shame'; // shame file - used for any bad-form/orphaned scss that knowingly violate edX FED architecture/standards (see - http://csswizardry.com/2013/04/shame-css/)
@import 'developer'; // used for any developer-created scss that needs further polish/refactoring
@import 'shame'; // used for any bad-form/orphaned scss
## NOTE: needed here for cascade and dependency purposes, but not a great permanent solution
@import 'shame'; // shame file - used for any bad-form/orphaned scss that knowingly violate edX FED architecture/standards (see - http://csswizardry.com/2013/04/shame-css/)
