/**
 * Supporter poem tint — barely-perceptible warm wash on poems by
 * premium authors.
 *
 * Applied by neopoet_premium_colors_preprocess_node() via the
 * `is-supporter-poem` class on the node wrapper. Pairs visually with
 * the byline supporter dot: same persimmon thread, used here as a
 * tint of the paper rather than a mark on the byline.
 *
 * Tuned to be felt before it's seen — about 2% off pure white with a
 * warm bias. Next-to-white the warmth is detectable; on its own it
 * just reads as "paper" rather than "card." If a stream of teaser
 * cards starts to feel polluted, dial DOWN toward #FEFCF8 (~1% off)
 * before changing the hue. The hex is intentionally not a token
 * because no other surface should reuse this color — if it spreads,
 * it stops being a signal.
 *
 * Why no left-border accent: FUTURE_WORK reserves the left-border
 * slot for `field_poemstage` telegraphy (draft / ready-for-critique
 * / etc.). Stacking supporter + stage on the same edge would muddle
 * both signals. This file owns *only* the background.
 *
 * Why the dual selector: depending on view mode the visible "card"
 * surface is sometimes the outer .node--type-poem and sometimes
 * .field--name-body. Setting both is harmless when the outer rule
 * wins, and prevents a ghost-white card on whichever surface the
 * theme styles in a given mode.
 */
.node--type-poem.is-supporter-poem,
.node--type-poem.is-supporter-poem .field--name-body {
  background-color: #FEFAF4;
}