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Which is why I suggested pairing it with user settings so that it would be easier since they would just need to toggle. If you could first reach a place where everyone was with it on the formatting side then you could move forward. As for covering the text colors in relations to the many theme variants you could possible address that with some css/js trickery that was based on their preference but that insured enough contrast to based variant rule..... I'm not much of a front-end guy so take that with a grain of salt :P
That's the fundamental problem: author vs reader. Authors want to insist on one thing, readers might want to insist on another - and these don't mesh well.
 
But, in your use case you can "mostly" be assured that your authors are also your primary readers...

Another issue with the "Just run with it and see how it goes"... Most have no IDEA of the amount of work that would go into that "Run with it" part :ROFLMAO:
 
Sure, on my site that's a valid approach - but all of the things were always built with the intent that the whole thing could be shared and used on other sites.
 

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