`, and paper.css's print block used to hide it — so the sheets never printed. This file answered that with three rules of its own: un-hide `html body > .wrap`, hide `.wrap > *:not(.pk-page)`, and let `.pk-page` have the whole sheet. paper.css fixed the same thing at source on 2026-08-21 (commit 7888530), which left this copy redundant AND more dangerous than the original: • `.wrap > *:not(.pk-page)` had no `:not(.pk-sheets)`, so the day anyone put .pk-sheets straight under .wrap it would print blank again — paper.css's version exempts both; • and it applied to EVERY page loading this stylesheet, including /seasonal/ itself, which is a prose index with no .pk-page on it at all. Every child of .wrap matched, so the section hub printed ONE BLANK PAGE. Measured 2026-08-22: body laid out at 0px, 12 visible elements, 1 empty page of paper. So they are gone rather than patched. functions/_seasonal.js loads paper.css on exactly the pages that have sheets (seasonalDoc) and NOT on the hub (seasonalHubDoc), which is precisely the split those rules wanted. Re-measured after removing them: the hub prints as an ordinary article and the landing pages are unchanged, sheet for sheet. ------------------------------------------------------------------ */ /* the per-sheet "print just this one" marks (see feed/seasonal-feed.js) */ .sxn-print-hide { display: none !important; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------ THE ANSWER KEY IS N IDENTICAL BLOCKS, NOT THE PACK'S FIVE DIFFERENT ONES. paper.css's `.pk-answers:not(.pk-lg)` pairing (added 2026-08-22 to stop the Daily Pack's key spilling) reaches this sheet too — it is `.pk-answers` and it is not `.pk-lg`. That layout is built around the pack's specific run of blocks: one full-width, then two rows of two. Handed four interchangeable puzzle blocks it floats 2 and 3 into a row, then leaves 4 hanging with `clear: none` and a 2.5rem indent beside empty paper. MEASURED on the fall and christmas pages, both engines' page counts from PDFDocument.getPageCount(), against 935px of printable US Letter: fall christmas inheriting the pack's pairing 1065.8px 1041.9px 2 pages the 2-up grid below 822.3px 775.5px 1 page …which takes the whole page from 6 sheets of paper to 5, for 5 sheets. So the sheet has been printing a sixth page — four puzzles' worth of answers plus one near-empty sheet — since the section shipped. A grid rather than floats because these blocks ARE a grid: same shape, same content, no reason for one to be special. Scoped `@media print` on purpose. `.pk-gated` is display:none on screen while the sheet is gated, and that rule scores lower than this one would — setting a display here outside the print block would un-hide the answers behind the reveal button. Printing already forces them visible (paper.css), so this is the one place the override is safe. ------------------------------------------------------------------ */ .sxn-sheet.pk-answers .pk-gated { display: grid !important; grid-template-columns: 1fr 1fr; gap: 0 1.6rem; align-items: start; } /* !important because the rules being undone score (0,6,0) and (0,8,0) — out-specifying them by hand would need a selector nobody could read. */ .sxn-sheet.pk-answers .pk-ak { float: none !important; clear: none !important; width: auto !important; margin-left: 0 !important; } } /* The mark must be inert on SCREEN. If a browser never fires `afterprint` (some do not, and none do when the user cancels from certain previews) the marks can outlive the print job, and a rule that hid them on screen would make half the page vanish for no visible reason. Hiding only inside @media print means a stale mark costs nothing until the next print, which seasonal-feed.js clears at the start of anyway. This comment exists because "why is this only in the print block" is exactly the kind of thing someone later tidies into a bug. */