Styled label elements to match wordpress theme

Overrides the label rules in aui.sss and bootstrap.min.css
-Set the display to inline-block
-Set the font-size to 16px
-Set the font-weight to bold
-Set the line-height to 1.6
Removed font-family specification from footer

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
The font specification should not change between color schemes,
so this should really be in custom.css
Added font-family to footer to match wordpress

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
Footer should always have the same font family no matter the color
Made footer text have the same fonts as the orginial theme
Remove text stling from body.oringal rule

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
Removed font-family, font-size, and line-height
These properties should not change based on the color scheme, but
should be constant. So they belong in custom.css, not original.css
Added text styling for body

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
Body rule now has properties font-family, font-size and line-height
Previously these properties were in original.css, but they belong
in this file because they should be constant for the theme no
matter the color scheme
Removed h1 to h6 styling from original.css

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
Previously, the font-family, font-weight, line-height, and margin
were specified in this file
This information should not be in original.css because it should
not change based on the color
Added styling for h1 to h6 elements

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
The h1 to h6 rules now speficy the font-family, font-weight,
line-height and margin properties
Previously these were in the original color scheme file, but that
was incorrect because they should not change with the color but
rather should be specified in the theme itself
Removed ol, ul and li styling from original.css

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
These should be constant for the theme, so it is incorrect to have
them specified for a particular color scheme
Added rules for li, ol and ul elements in #content

In the process of making original.css just apply to colors
There are now rules for the margin and padding of ol and ul lists
and for the line height of li elements inside of content
Previously these were inside of original.css, but they belong in
this file because they are styling not color changes
Reorganizing rules in custom.css

dd and label rules moved to top instead of under the content part
.tooltip rule moved lower
Added background-color and color for body

In the process of removing original.css
These were previously speficied in original.css, but since there
is only one option for the color, they were moved to this file
Added color for a elements

In the process of removing original.css
Since there is only one option for colors, original.css doesn't
make much sense, so its rules are added to custom.css
This rule specifies the color of <a> elements
Added color for a:hover and a:focus

Color was added to replicate the original wordpress theme
Added color for text in footer

In the process of removing original.css
Previously, this color was specified in original.css, but since
there is only one color option it was moved to custom.css
Remove the @import command for original.css

In the process of removing original.css
All the color elements from original.css have been incorporated
into custom.css, so the external file is no longer needed
Removed the color-scheme option

In the process of removing original.css
Since there was only one color scheme, it doesn't make sense to
list it as an option. There will no longer be a place to make
the selection in the control panel.
Removed images for original color scheme

In the process of removing original.css
Since there is only one color scheme option, it should not be
a configurable setting. It does not need to be displayed in the
control panel, so the images are removed.
Removed original.css

All the elements have now been integrated into custom.css. Since
there was only one color option, it made more sense to not have a
separate file for the colors, so this file is no longer necessary.