/* v5 · C2 · Section labels without the dash, at one distance from their heading.
   Why: the short rule before a label (99 of the 110 labels in v3) and before list items is the most recognisable mark of the
   generated landing page: a device added to make a label look designed when the label has no job of its own. Crafted pages that
   keep labels give them a job (a product name, a figure number) and set them as plain text. The labels stay, in their colour
   (full colour as you asked in 223; grey where you restored the earlier look), at 13/500; only the dash goes.
   The gap from label to heading was 14 to 79 px in 12 values; it is now 16 px over a section heading and 20 px over a page title. */

.eyebrow::before{content:none}
.fit-pick::before{content:none}              /* product pages, "Explore where it fits": the dash before each use */
.fit-pick{gap:0}

.head-main .eyebrow,.cg-h .eyebrow,.oc-h .eyebrow,.statement .eyebrow,.cl-glow .cl-h .eyebrow,.cl-word .eyebrow,.cl-paper .eyebrow{margin-bottom:16px}
.statement .eyebrow{margin-bottom:16px}
.open .eyebrow{margin-bottom:20px}
.bleed .bl-text .eyebrow+.h1,.bleed .bl-text .eyebrow+.h2,.fsec .fs-text .eyebrow+.h1,.fsec .fs-text .eyebrow+.h2{margin-top:16px}
.bl-text>.eyebrow+.lines,.fs-text>.eyebrow+.lines{margin-top:16px}

/* pinned scene (Atlas TTS): label gap as in v3, so the stick keeps its height */
.tts-stick .head-main .eyebrow{margin-bottom:18px}
/* sections whose motion follows the scroll keep v3's label gap (see c6) */
.se-dep .head-main .eyebrow,.se-ctl .head-main .eyebrow,.ca-ben .head-main .eyebrow{margin-bottom:18px}