/*  red headlines  */

/*  This is a SPECIAL style sheet that allows you to use RED headlines regardless of the overall color scheme you choose  */


/*  Color settings for RED headlines. */
.h1r, .h2r, .h3r, .h4r, .h5r, .h6r, .headline84r, .headline72r, .headline60r, .headline54r, .headline48r, .headline42r, .headline36r, .headline30r { color: #bc0000}  /* <<<- CHANGE THIS */


/*  Color settings for general text (any size or font) -- DO NOT CHANGE THESE!  */
/*  You can use these pre-set color classes with any text or headings by adding them to the class tags, like these examples:  */
/*  <p align="left" class="color-blue">  */
/*  <span class="size12 color-orange">  */

.color-white	{ color:#ffffff}
.color-black	{ color:#000000}
.color-grey-lite	{ color:#cccccc}
.color-grey-mid	{ color:#999999}
.color-grey-dark	{ color:#666666}
.color-blue	{ color:#0000cc}
.color-red	{ color:#cc0000}
.color-orange	{ color:#ff6600}
.color-purple	{ color:#660066}