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A good bunch of wikis about video games, especially those on (sigh) Wikia / Fandom, use a dark background. This makes the default black text rendering of `Extension:Math` basically invisible. But data miners on these game sites do need to talk about math! The current solution employed on a lot of Wikis is a CSS color invert filter. Doing so makes the black color work, but obviously destroys every other color setting. Their CSS rules can also fail to cover all cases (see [example](https://leagueoflegends.fandom.com/wiki/Kill_to_Death_Ratio); use inspect element). In comparison, it would be a lot natural to just inject a `\Color{White}` in front of the formula when rendering.

A good bunch of wikis about video games, especially those on (sigh) Wikia / Fandom, use a dark background. This makes the default black text rendering of `Extension:Math` basically invisible. But data miners on these game sites do need to talk about math! The current solution employed on a lot of Wikis is a CSS color invert filter. Doing so makes the black color work, but obviously destroys every other color setting. Their CSS rules can also fail to cover all cases (see [example](https://leagueoflegends.fandom.com/wiki/Kill_to_Death_Ratio); use inspect element). In comparison, it would be a lot natural to just inject a `\color{White}` in front of the formula when rendering.

A good bunch of wikis about video games, especially those on (sigh) Wikia / Fandom, use a dark background. This makes the default black text rendering of `Extension:Math` basically invisible. But data miners on these game sites do need to talk about math! The current solution employed on a lot of Wikis is a CSS color invert filter. Doing so makes the black color work, but obviously destroys every other color setting. Their CSS rules can also fail to cover all cases (see [example](https://leagueoflegends.fandom.com/wiki/Kill_to_Death_Ratio); use inspect element). In comparison, it would be a lot natural to just inject a `\C`\color{White}` in front of the formula when rendering.