/* ================================================================ Weber Advertising, Section navigation (wb-toc.css) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Two wayfinding components for the long and mid-length overhaul pages, built on the wb- design system tokens (overhaul.css must load first; this file only adds the two new components and never restyles an existing wb- class). .wb-toc a sticky in-page table of contents. On desktop it rides the right rail; on phone it collapses into an "On this page" disclosure that drops down over the band. For the four heaviest pages. .wb-jumplinks a single horizontal row of anchor chips, dropped near the top of a page so a reader can skip to a section. For the six mid-length pages. Both are generated and wired by js/wb-toc.js, which reads the H2s already on the page, gives each a stable id, and fills these shells. The CSS below is the look; the JS is the plumbing. With JS off, the .wb-toc is display:none (the H2 ids still resolve, so a #anchor link from elsewhere still lands), and the page reads top to bottom as normal. No em dashes anywhere, comments included. Naming: every selector is wb- prefixed and unique to this file (wb-toc*, wb-jumplinks*), so it cannot collide with overhaul.css. ================================================================ */ /* ---------------------------------------------------------------- Shared: respect the same reduced-motion contract as overhaul.js. The components are usable with zero animation; the transitions below are pure polish and get switched off when asked. ---------------------------------------------------------------- */ /* ================================================================= 1. STICKY TABLE OF CONTENTS (.wb-toc), heavy pages ================================================================= Markup the JS emits (simplified): The JS inserts the