How to set basic black text on white background colors for PDF export when using a dark theme?

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Things I have tried

Searching the forum, the closest I could find was a post about styling code blocks to make the block readable when exporting to PDF.

What I’m trying to do

New Obsidian user here. I use the Wombat theme (dark). When I try to export my note to a PDF, the headings, which are a light beige/yellow and look great on a black background, are barely visible in the PDF export, which is a white page. How can I set it up so that regardless of my theme, the export to PDF is a simple black text on a white background?

Thankn you.
Sean

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How often are you exporting? It might be easier to switch to the default theme for export and then back again.

That said, this snippet will make h1~h6 readable using the Wombat theme.

@media print {
  body {
  --h1-color: var(--almost-black) !important;
  --h2-color: var(--almost-black) !important;
  --h3-color: var(--almost-black) !important;
  --h4-color: var(--almost-black) !important;
  --h5-color: var(--almost-black) !important;
  --h6-color: var(--almost-black) !important;
	}
}

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For the record if CSS folks are having a look: I don’t like using !important much but @media print is truly frustrating to get working sometimes :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: