Printed Background

I am printing from an ipad2. I am trying to print a listing from the fantastic fiction website. It is printing black letters on a blue background which are the colors on the webaite. Is there any way I can change the background color when I print so I can have black letters on a white backgrond. I use to print that way and I cannot figure what I did that changed it. Thank you.

Hi Asheep,
Are you using Airprint or the ePrint Home and Biz app? What printer are you using? Depending on your printer, (some do not support this feature) you can change the color settings to black only or gray-scale within the ePrint Home and Biz settings.
I was an HP employee.
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