style: change blog content headings (h1–h4) color to #1F2937#1687
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[WIP] Change blog content headers to color #1F2937
style: change blog content headings (h1–h4) color to #1F2937
May 23, 2026
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Description
Blog post content headings (h1–h4) lacked a defined color, inheriting inconsistent values. This sets them to
#1F2937(dark gray) in light mode, matching the reference design, with a dark-mode counterpart of#D1D5DB.Type of Change
Changes Made
src/css/custom.css— added two rule blocks scoped to.blog-post-page .markdown:Dark-mode override uses
#D1D5DB, consistent with the existing dark-mode body text color already applied to.blog-post-page .markdown.Dependencies
None.
Checklist
npm run buildand attached screenshot(s) in this PR.