[data-clase=global]{ /* * Below are Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) definitions in use in this file, * which allow easily changing how countries are displayed. * * The styles are applied in the order in which they are defined (and re-defined) here in the preamble. */ /* * Circles around small countries and territories * * Change opacity to 1 to display all circles */ .circlexx { opacity: 1; fill: #c0c0c0; stroke: #000000; stroke-width: 0.5; } /* * Smaller circles around subnational territories: Australian external territories, Chinese SARs, Dutch special municipalities, and French DOMs (overseas regions/departments) [but not French COMs (overseas collectivities)] * * Change opacity to 1 to display all circles */ .subxx { opacity: 1; fill: #c0c0c0; stroke: #000000; stroke-width: 0.3; } /* * Land * (all land, as opposed to water, should belong to this class; in order to modify the coastline for land pieces with no borders on them a special class "coastxx" has been added below) */ .landxx { fill: #c0c0c0; stroke: #ffffff; stroke-width: 0.5; fill-rule: evenodd; } /* * Styles for coastlines of islands and continents with no borders on them * (all of them should also belong to the class "landxx" - to allow for all land to be modified at once by refining "landxx" style's definition further down) */ .coastxx { stroke-width: 0.2; } /* * Styles for territories without permanent population (the largest of which is Antarctica) * * Change opacity to 0 to hide all territories */ .antxx { opacity: 1; fill: #c0c0c0; } /* * Circles around small countries without permanent population * * Change opacity to 1 to display all circles */ .noxx { opacity: 0; fill: #c0c0c0; stroke: #000000; stroke-width: 0.5; } /* * Styles for territories with limited or no recognition * (all of them - including Taiwan - are overlays (i.e. duplicate layers) over their "host" countries, and so not showing them doesn't leave any gaps on the map) * * Change opacity to 1 to display all territories */ .limitxx { opacity: 0; fill: #c0c0c0; stroke: #ffffff; stroke-width: 0.2; fill-rule: evenodd; } /* * Smaller circles around small territories with limited or no recognition * * Change opacity to 1 to display all circles */ .unxx { opacity: 0; fill: #c0c0c0; stroke: #000000; stroke-width: 0.3; } /* * Oceans, seas, and large lakes */ .oceanxx { opacity: 1; fill: #ffffff; stroke: #000000; stroke-width: 0.5; } /* * Reserved class names: * * .eu - for members of European Union * .eaeu - for members of Eurasian Economic Union */ /* * Additional style rules * * The following are examples of colouring countries. * These can be substituted with custom styles to colour the countries on the map. * * Colour a few countries: * * .gb, .au, .nc * { * fill: #ff0000; * } * * Colour a few small-country circles (along with the countries): * * .ms, .ky * { * opacity: 1; * fill: #ff0000; * } * */ [data-habilitado=false],[data-acertado=false]{ cursor : default; title{display : none;} } [data-habilitado=true]{ &[data-acertado=false]{ &,path,circle{ cursor : pointer; fill : mix($color-primario, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0), 50%); transition-property : fill; transition-duration : $transicion-salida; } &:hover{&,path,circle{ fill : mix($color-secundario, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0), 50%); transition-duration : $transicion-entrada; }} } &[data-acertado=true]{&,path,circle{fill : mix($color-acertado, rgba(0, 0, 0, 0), 50%);}} } }