Latex document background looks grey
I recently updated my macbook to the 'Mojave' OS and activated dark mode, and while I generally appreciate the reduced brightness it appears to have caused my latex document backgrounds to become grey instead of white as seen below:
The photo actually has a sample google page on the right side, but it matches the tex background perfectly; the spacing was to avoid the 'shading' effect between pages.
I didn't change my preamble at all, this simply happened when I updated to mojave and selected dark mode. Does anyone know of a fix?
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I recently updated my macbook to the 'Mojave' OS and activated dark mode, and while I generally appreciate the reduced brightness it appears to have caused my latex document backgrounds to become grey instead of white as seen below:
The photo actually has a sample google page on the right side, but it matches the tex background perfectly; the spacing was to avoid the 'shading' effect between pages.
I didn't change my preamble at all, this simply happened when I updated to mojave and selected dark mode. Does anyone know of a fix?
formatting mac
asked 10 mins ago
Alec RheaAlec Rhea
1084
I'm afraid this is off-topic here. If you look at a low-brightness screen, it is normal that you see papers, for example, a bit greyer. Try print your document or open the PDF on another device.
– JouleV
6 mins ago
@JouleV Even with my brightness set to maximum the issue persists, and this did not happen prior to the update -- I'll upload a pic with brightness at max. Where would this post be on topic if not here?
– Alec Rhea
3 mins ago
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I recently updated my macbook to the 'Mojave' OS and activated dark mode, and while I generally appreciate the reduced brightness it appears to have caused my latex document backgrounds to become grey instead of white as seen below:
The photo actually has a sample google page on the right side, but it matches the tex background perfectly; the spacing was to avoid the 'shading' effect between pages.
I didn't change my preamble at all, this simply happened when I updated to mojave and selected dark mode. Does anyone know of a fix?
formatting mac
asked 10 mins ago
Alec RheaAlec Rhea
1084
I recently updated my macbook to the 'Mojave' OS and activated dark mode, and while I generally appreciate the reduced brightness it appears to have caused my latex document backgrounds to become grey instead of white as seen below:
The photo actually has a sample google page on the right side, but it matches the tex background perfectly; the spacing was to avoid the 'shading' effect between pages.
I didn't change my preamble at all, this simply happened when I updated to mojave and selected dark mode. Does anyone know of a fix?
formatting mac
formatting mac
asked 10 mins ago
Alec RheaAlec Rhea
1084
asked 10 mins ago
Alec RheaAlec Rhea
1084
asked 10 mins ago
Alec RheaAlec Rhea
1084
asked 10 mins ago
Alec RheaAlec Rhea
1084
asked 10 mins ago
Alec RheaAlec Rhea
1084
1084
I'm afraid this is off-topic here. If you look at a low-brightness screen, it is normal that you see papers, for example, a bit greyer. Try print your document or open the PDF on another device.
– JouleV
6 mins ago
@JouleV Even with my brightness set to maximum the issue persists, and this did not happen prior to the update -- I'll upload a pic with brightness at max. Where would this post be on topic if not here?
– Alec Rhea
3 mins ago
add a comment |
I'm afraid this is off-topic here. If you look at a low-brightness screen, it is normal that you see papers, for example, a bit greyer. Try print your document or open the PDF on another device.
– JouleV
6 mins ago
@JouleV Even with my brightness set to maximum the issue persists, and this did not happen prior to the update -- I'll upload a pic with brightness at max. Where would this post be on topic if not here?
– Alec Rhea
3 mins ago
I'm afraid this is off-topic here. If you look at a low-brightness screen, it is normal that you see papers, for example, a bit greyer. Try print your document or open the PDF on another device.
– JouleV
6 mins ago
I'm afraid this is off-topic here. If you look at a low-brightness screen, it is normal that you see papers, for example, a bit greyer. Try print your document or open the PDF on another device.
– JouleV
6 mins ago
@JouleV Even with my brightness set to maximum the issue persists, and this did not happen prior to the update -- I'll upload a pic with brightness at max. Where would this post be on topic if not here?
– Alec Rhea
3 mins ago
@JouleV Even with my brightness set to maximum the issue persists, and this did not happen prior to the update -- I'll upload a pic with brightness at max. Where would this post be on topic if not here?
– Alec Rhea
3 mins ago
add a comment |
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I'm afraid this is off-topic here. If you look at a low-brightness screen, it is normal that you see papers, for example, a bit greyer. Try print your document or open the PDF on another device.
– JouleV
6 mins ago
@JouleV Even with my brightness set to maximum the issue persists, and this did not happen prior to the update -- I'll upload a pic with brightness at max. Where would this post be on topic if not here?
– Alec Rhea
3 mins ago