• Resolved danieltj

    (@danieltj)


    Thanks for trying out Dark Mode!

    If you’ve installed Dark Mode on your website and enabled it, you may notice that right now it doesn’t do a lot. The plugin is currently under active development to make sure the entire WordPress dashboard is transformed into darker colours.

    That being said, if you want to help convert the dashboard into a new, darker colour scheme – please head over to the GitHub repository and submit a pull request as contributions are more than welcome! The hope is that one day, Dark Mode will be available in Core by default.

    Plugin Authors:
    Many plugins use custom CSS to style their plugins interface. In order for you to include a Dark Mode stylesheet – you can use the doing_dark_mode action hook which is fired whenever a user has enabled Dark Mode in their profile settings.

    For everything else, ask away!

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  • Thread Starter danieltj

    (@danieltj)

    It’s now worth noting that the dashboard has now been fully redesigned with a much nicer, darker colour palette as of version 1.1. There is now a filter hook available to use called dark_mode_css so you can change which Dark Mode stylesheet is used. The action hook doing_dark_mode is still included and can be used to enqueue plugin specific stylesheets now too.

    If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the plugin’s forum here but if you have any feedback or bugs you’d like to report, please visit the GitHub repository so it’s all stored in one place.

    Thanks!

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