/genesis_DARK/CSS This directory contains the genesis_DARK CSS files. /ie/ie-example.css An empty IE stylesheet to support the Conditional Styles module. This module allows themes to specify conditional stylesheets in their info file and the conditional comments will be automatically included at the end of the standard $styles variable. Note: You do not need to install the module, it is included inGenesis. Uncomment or add the required stylesheets in your subthemes .info file. _all-dark-tidy.css The is a copy of _all-dark.css but with all the empty selectors and comments removed. Use this if you only want a very basic starter CSS file. See your subthemes .info file for instructions on how to enable the use of this stylesheet. _all-dark.css The all-dark stylesheet is all the modular stylesheets aggreated into one. Use this if you run into Internet Explorer's max 30 stylesheet issue or if you need to reduce http requests and cannot use the CSS aggregation and compression feature of Drupal 6. See your subthemes .info file for instructions on how to enable the use of this stylesheet. blocks.css All classes for theming comments, including many extra classes such as #block-book-0, #block-blog-0, #block-comment-0 and so on. comments.css All classes for theming comments, including many extra classes such as .comment-by-anonymous, .comment-by-node-author etc. node.css All classes for theming nodes, including many extra classes such as .node-sticky, .node-promoted, node type classes and class for theming fields such as .field-type-image. These are just a sample, there are many more. page.css This stylesheet provides the main page styles for this theme, such as section, page and body classes, regions, sidebars, header, footer, primary and secondary links, breadcrumbs and so on. style_dark.css Contains overrides to support dark style themes. Overrides Drupal core and the core Genesis styles. Includes basic support for Views, Panels and Verical tabs modules. styles.css Use this file to override the Genesis core modular styles (such as the HTML elements in typography.css), module CSS and other Drupal styles. Anything that doesn't fit logically into page.css, nodes.css, blocks.css or comments.css can go here.