This whole column is wrapped in .ccp-article-body (defined in ccp-news-article-style.css), exactly like a real article's content column. It sets the serif reading font, line-height, and the ~865px measure — that's why everything below reads like an article rather than default Bootstrap text. Toggle ccp-news-article-style.css off in the panel and this whole block will visibly collapse to default browser serif/sans and the max-width will disappear.

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.ccp-article-dateline / .ccp-article-date — defined in ccp-news-article-style.css. Replaces an old inline-styled <table> date row. Flex layout, spaces the date and the (unused) Korean-version-link slot apart.

Update : 2nd July, 2026

.news-item-open — the bold lede paragraph style. Defined in TWO places: custom.css (font-size 1.2em) AND ccp-news-article-style.css (font-size 1.1em, with a comment saying it was "migrated" from custom.css). Whichever file loads LAST wins on font-size — currently that's ccp-news-article-style.css (1.1em), so the custom.css copy is dead weight. Toggle ccp-news-article-style.css off and watch the lede get slightly bigger (falls back to the custom.css 1.2em rule) — proof custom.css's copy is still live as a silent fallback, not truly dead.

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.img-space + .ccp-article-img-center — img-space (bottom padding) is also defined twice (custom.css and ccp-news-article-style.css, identical 25px value in both — harmless duplication, but still worth deleting one copy). ccp-article-img-center replaces an old inline style="display:block;margin:auto" and only lives in ccp-news-article-style.css.

.image-caption with modifiers .ic-short / .ic-long — all three only exist in custom.css. Not present in any CCP file. If custom.css is removed, these captions lose their negative top-margin (pulls caption up under the image), font-size, and text alignment entirely — this needs to migrate to ccp-news-article-style.css before custom.css can be touched.

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.blockquote-tertiary — has NO dedicated CSS rule anywhere in ccp-styles.css, ccp-news-article-style.css, or custom.css. It's used as a class name in the .inc article content, but every bit of its box styling (border-left, margin, padding, line-height) comes from the plain element selector blockquote { ... } defined in theme-elements.css (line ~304). This is the single biggest risk in this whole cleanup: if theme-elements.css is removed, every blockquote on every article silently loses its entire box style — not just a color change, the whole indent/border/padding disappears. Toggle theme-elements.css off below and watch this collapse to unstyled default <blockquote> margins.

.ccp-quote-tiffany — defined in ccp-news-article-style.css, but it ONLY sets border-left-color. It is always used stacked on top of .blockquote-tertiary in real articles (see any 2026 article's .inc file), so on its own — without theme-elements.css's base blockquote rule — it does nothing but recolor a border that no longer exists.

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.ccp-fwd-look-statements — defined in ccp-news-article-style.css only. Replaces an old inline style="font-size:60%" forward-looking-statements disclaimer block used on press-release-style articles (biotech/pharma financial news). Self-contained, no legacy dependency found.

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.bluebox — only in custom.css, not present anywhere in the CCP files. Used for pull-quote-style callout stats/numbers inside article bodies.

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.linkstandout — only in custom.css. Bold + blue link, used to make one specific inline link pop out of body copy. No CCP equivalent exists.

h4.ccp-about-heading + .ccp-about-body — both defined in ccp-news-article-style.css. Designed to visually fuse into one bordered box (heading has border-radius top only + no bottom border, body has border-radius bottom only + no top border). Always used in heading/body pairs, back-to-back, in real articles.

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.cite-references — only in custom.css, not present in any CCP file. Bordered/rounded reference box with its own nested h4 override. No CCP equivalent exists — this needs a home before custom.css can be removed, if it's still used on any live article.

References

1. Lorem, I. et al. (2026). "Dolor Sit Amet: A Consectetur Approach to Adipiscing Elit." Journal of Placeholder Studies, 14(2), 88–101.

2. Ipsum Group (2025). Annual Nonsense Report. Sed Do Eiusmod Publishing.

.ccp-article-source — defined in ccp-news-article-style.css only. Standard "Source: X" line at the foot of every article.

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Sidebar / feed classes below mimic includes/sidebar-news-feed.php's real markup. .ccp-snf-heading and .ccp-snf-image are defined in news-feed-style.css only. .ccp-headline-link and its modifier .ccp-headline-link-compact are defined in ccp-styles.css (site-wide, also used on articles.php's main listing and the homepage feed, not sidebar-specific) — none of the four have any legacy template dependency found.

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Full-size (non-compact) .ccp-headline-link, as used in the main two-column article grid on articles.php:

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Dependency map (auto-documented 2026-07-02)

Built by reading the actual CSS source (not guessed) on 2026-07-02. Confirm with the toggle panel before deleting anything — this table is a starting map, not a final verdict.

CCP class	Defined in	Legacy dependency?	Notes
.ccp-article-body	ccp-news-article-style.css	No	Self-contained typography system
.ccp-article-dateline / .ccp-article-date	ccp-news-article-style.css	No	Replaces old inline <table> layout
.news-item-open	custom.css AND ccp-news-article-style.css	Duplicate — not legacy, but redundant	Different font-size in each (1.2em vs 1.1em); last-loaded file (ccp-news-article-style.css) wins. custom.css copy is a silent fallback, not dead.
.img-space	custom.css AND ccp-news-article-style.css	Duplicate, harmless	Identical 25px value in both — safe to delete one copy
.ccp-article-img-center	ccp-news-article-style.css	No
.image-caption / .ic-short / .ic-long	custom.css ONLY	YES — blocks custom.css removal	No CCP equivalent exists yet
.blockquote-tertiary	nowhere (no dedicated rule)	YES — CRITICAL — theme-elements.css	Entire box style (border-left, margin, padding) comes from the bare `blockquote{}` element selector in theme-elements.css line ~304. Not in theme-blog.css despite the filename suggesting it.
.ccp-quote-tiffany	ccp-news-article-style.css	Indirectly, via .blockquote-tertiary above	Only overrides border-left-color; useless alone without the base blockquote rule
.ccp-fwd-look-statements	ccp-news-article-style.css	No
.ccp-about-heading / .ccp-about-body	ccp-news-article-style.css	No
.bluebox	custom.css ONLY	YES — blocks custom.css removal	No CCP equivalent exists yet
.linkstandout	custom.css ONLY	YES — blocks custom.css removal	No CCP equivalent exists yet
.cite-references	custom.css ONLY	YES — blocks custom.css removal	Includes a nested h4 override
.ccp-article-source	ccp-news-article-style.css	No
.ccp-snf-heading / .ccp-snf-image	news-feed-style.css	No
.ccp-headline-link / .ccp-headline-link-compact	ccp-styles.css	No	Also used on articles.php grid + homepage feed, not sidebar-only

Bottom line so far: theme.css, theme-blog.css, theme-shop.css, and skin-cpp.css show no CCP class dependency found by source inspection — but that only covers the classes in this brief. They may still style Bootstrap/vendor elements, global nav, buttons, forms, etc. used elsewhere on the site. theme-elements.css CANNOT be safely removed without first giving .blockquote-tertiary its own real CSS rule. custom.css CANNOT be removed until .image-caption/.ic-short/.ic-long, .bluebox, .linkstandout, and .cite-references are migrated to a CCP file — plus the .sidebar-news-feed rule already duplicated in news-feed-style.css should be deleted from custom.css once news-feed-style.css is confirmed as the sole source everywhere it's used.

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