{# The editorial primitives' print rules (#189), included by both paged
   skeletons: the page and the brochure set copy the same way. An email never
   loads this, so each primitive's email degradation is simply its markup
   without these rules, and a test holds each one to that.

   The drop cap is a real element the builder wraps round the first letter,
   not ::first-letter: WeasyPrint lays out the first line before a floated
   pseudo-element, so the line ran over the letter. Two body lines tall. #}
    .drop-cap {
      float: left;
      font-family: {{ font.heading }};
      font-size: {{ size.type.title * 2 }}px;
      line-height: {{ (size.type.body * size.type.body_line * 2) | round | int }}px;
      margin: {{ size.space.column_top * 2 }}px {{ size.space.caption_gap }}px 0 0;
      color: {{ theme.palette.accent }};
    }
{# Flowed columns (#189). The passage's first paragraph keeps its top margin
   and a continuation column starts with none, so without this the first
   column sits a paragraph lower than the rest. #}
    .flowed-columns p:first-child { margin-top: 0; }
{# A wrapped figure (#189) floats beside the prose that follows it, with the
   gutter between; the paged skeleton's table rule fills it to its width. #}
    .wrap-left { float: left; margin: 0 {{ size.space.gutter }}px {{ size.space.caption_gap }}px 0; }
    .wrap-right { float: right; margin: 0 0 {{ size.space.caption_gap }}px {{ size.space.gutter }}px; }