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Starting from T135022#2663900 there was discussion on limiting greys in print to > #000 and #666 for text and #f5f5f5 for backgrounds and also that >> Everything should work with black and white: >Everything must work with black and white. We can't assume that people have access to color printers. --- Currently though * MW core's commonPrint.css features ** `#000` ** `#aaa` for `#toc`'s, `.wikitable`'s, `.catlinks li` & `#footer` border ** `#ddd` for `img.thumbborder` * Vector's current print.less features ** `@pureBlack` (=`#000`), ** `@footerColor (=`#eee`) text, ** `@colorGray9` (=`#999`) on `#footer-info` text These colors should be limited at best. It makes sense to have greys with same ratio of RGB, respectively CMYK for not triggering color printing and to speed up print times. So [[ https://wikimedia.github.io/WikimediaUI-Style-Guide/visual-style_colors.html | WikimediaUI color palette ]] greys are not first choice. Still, a limitation of greys would make sense, both from a design as from implementation point of view.

Starting from T135022#2663900 there was discussion on limiting greys in print to > #000 and #666 for text and #f5f5f5 for backgrounds and also that >> Everything should work with black and white: >Everything must work with black and white. We can't assume that people have access to color printers. --- Currently though * MW core's commonPrint.css features ** `#000` ** `#aaa` for `#toc`'s, `.wikitable`'s, `.catlinks li` & `#footer` border ** `#ddd` for `img.thumbborder` * Vector's current print.less features ** `@pureBlack` (=`#000`), ** `@footerColor (=`#eee`) text, ** `@colorGray9` (=`#999`) on `#footer-info` text * MinervaNeue's print variables ** `@color-print: #000;` ** `@color-print-subtle: #999;` ** `@border-color-print: #999;` These colors should be limited at best. It makes sense to have greys with same ratio of RGB, respectively CMYK for not triggering color printing and to speed up print times. So [[ https://wikimedia.github.io/WikimediaUI-Style-Guide/visual-style_colors.html | WikimediaUI color palette ]] greys are not first choice. Still, a limitation of greys would make sense, both from a design as from implementation point of view.

Starting from T135022#2663900 there was discussion on limiting greys in print to > #000 and #666 for text and #f5f5f5 for backgrounds and also that >> Everything should work with black and white: >Everything must work with black and white. We can't assume that people have access to color printers. --- Currently though * MW core's commonPrint.css features ** `#000` ** `#aaa` for `#toc`'s, `.wikitable`'s, `.catlinks li` & `#footer` border ** `#ddd` for `img.thumbborder` * Vector's current print.less features ** `@pureBlack` (=`#000`), ** `@footerColor (=`#eee`) text, ** `@colorGray9` (=`#999`) on `#footer-info` text * MinervaNeue's print variables ** `@color-print: #000;` ** `@color-print-subtle: #999;` ** `@border-color-print: #999;` These colors should be limited at best. It makes sense to have greys with same ratio of RGB, respectively CMYK for not triggering color printing and to speed up print times. So [[ https://wikimedia.github.io/WikimediaUI-Style-Guide/visual-style_colors.html | WikimediaUI color palette ]] greys are not first choice. Still, a limitation of greys would make sense, both from a design as from implementation point of view.