/* ============================================================================
   Forex page (/forex) — hero plate override.

   This file is deliberately tiny. /assets/atlas-ft2-hero.css carries ALL of
   the hero geometry (the 46px gutter, the 1054x452 content frame, the 110/99
   h1, the badge row, the stat trio, every breakpoint) and is loaded first and
   unmodified, so this page and /futures are dimensionally identical. The only
   thing that differs between the two heroes is which plate is painted behind
   them, and that is the one rule below.

   THE PLATE. /futures paints assets/figma/ft2-hero-bg.webp, an abstract
   sculptural render of stacked translucent glass discs. There is no Figma
   frame for this page (QClay has not drawn it), so the sibling plate's
   language was matched rather than copied: same material (thick cast optical
   glass), same palette (--af-ink-teal void, --af-mint edge light), same
   studio lighting, different form. Where futures is a STACK, forex is a PAIR:
   two glass ribbons sweeping horizontally and crossing once, right of centre.
   Generated with Higgsfield nano_banana_pro, job 460270ef-b271-4700-b6b4-
   b520469b12e5, then cropped to a true 4:3 and resampled.

   THE NUMBERS ARE NOT RE-DERIVED. assets/figma/fx2-hero-bg.webp is authored
   at 1448 x 1086, byte-for-byte the same pixel dimensions as ft2-hero-bg.webp,
   specifically so that the background-position / background-size pair solved
   for the Futures frame's imageTransform ([[1,0,0],[0,0.7848,0.1474]] — draw
   only the middle 78.48% of the source, starting 14.74% down) lands on this
   plate identically. Same crop window, same scale, zero layout change. The
   composition was directed with that crop in mind: the sculpture sits inside
   the middle 78% with the sacrificial headroom above it.
   ========================================================================= */

.afxfth-bg {
  background-image: url('/assets/figma/fx2-hero-bg.webp');
}