Description
This is a beta plugin that might one day be part of the WordPress core. Please don’t use this on production websites unless you’re happy with the stability as some things may still be experimental.
Using technology at night time can have a negative effect on your eyesight. Dark Mode will darken the colors of your admin dashboard making it easier for you to work at night.
For information on the progress of this plugin, please refer to the Trac ticket or you can get involved on the GitHub repository.
Developers
As some plugins make use of custom stylesheets, you can use the doing_dark_mode
action hook to include a custom stylesheet that supports Dark Mode for your own plugin interfaces when it’s enabled. Alternatively you can use the dark_mode_css
filter hook to change the Dark Mode stylesheet for your own version if you’d prefer.
Translators
Whilst Dark Mode has been translated into a few different languages already, we need your help! If you have just five minutes to spare, please consider translating Dark Mode into your language today.
Screenshots
Installation
- Upload the plugin package to the plugins directory.
- Login to the dashboard and activate the plugin.
- Go to your profile and enable Dark Mode.
FAQ
- Installation Instructions
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- Upload the plugin package to the plugins directory.
- Login to the dashboard and activate the plugin.
- Go to your profile and enable Dark Mode.
- What does this plugin do?
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By default, WordPress has a very bright color scheme which means working at night time can be difficult. Dark Mode allows you to change the overall design to a much darker and subtle design making it more visually pleasing when working late.
- When does Dark Mode start working?
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You can set Dark Mode to come on automatically between two set times, or have it enabled all the time. Go to your profile page and edit your settings accordingly.
- Can I contribute to this plugin?
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Yes, you can follow the Trac ticket for updates and get involved on GitHub with suggestions, feedback and code contributions.
Reviews
A clean dark interface
Nice plugin to use a dark interface in WordPress, less aggressive for our eyes.
Kudos for your commitment to doing this so well so far
+1 for this being something that WP and all webapps should have as a core feature from someone often on a screen 12-15h a day.
Be nice to see a little colour difference with the Admin bar and side menu for the Default colour scheme please.
wow
thx. it’s cool plugin)))
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!
I normally have the Chrome extension “Dark Reader” enabled on all websites (the light burns us, precious). While I can turn it on and off for various sites, I haven’t found a way to specify on/off within a given domain. I DON’T want it on for my actual site, since it messes with colors on images (the site is for art so that’s a pretty big deal). But since it’s the same domain as admin I keep having to turn it on and off as I’m in the admin area, then at my site.
So THIS plugin is a VERY BIG DEAL. Thank you so much!
useful & stable plugin (now)
Since v1.6 this is a lot of what I wanted it to be, I will help to make it better as I can.
Nowhere near finished but still BEAUTIFUL!
My eyes both than you ;o)
Contributors & Developers
“Dark Mode” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
Contributors“Dark Mode” has been translated into 11 locales. Thank you to the translators for their contributions.
Translate “Dark Mode” into your language.
Interested in development?
Browse the code, check out the SVN repository, or subscribe to the development log by RSS.
Changelog
Version History
Refer to the GitHub commit logs for more information regarding the latest changes.