Title: Dark Mode for WP Dashboard
Author: Naiche
Published: <strong>22. oktober, 2020</strong>
Last modified: 5. oktober, 2026

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# Dark Mode for WP Dashboard

 Af [Naiche](https://profiles.wordpress.org/naiches/)

[Download](https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard.1.3.11.zip)

 * [Detaljer](https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard/#description)
 * [Vurderinger](https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard/#reviews)
 *  [Installation](https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard/#installation)
 * [Udvikling](https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard/#developers)

 [Support](https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard/)

## Beskrivelse

No settings page, no bloat — just activate and go. Dark mode for every corner of
your WordPress admin.

 * Instant toggle in the admin bar — no page reload
 * Per-user preference: Dark / Light / Auto (follows system)
 * Full block editor and Site Editor support
 * 14 popular plugins supported out of the box
 * Developer-friendly: filters for default preference, custom CSS, and editor canvas
   control

Supported plugins:

 * Advanced Custom Fields
 * AIOSEO
 * Better Search Replace
 * Code Snippets
 * Jetpack
 * Kadence Blocks
 * Nested Pages
 * SmartCrawl SEO
 * Smush
 * The SEO Framework
 * WooCommerce
 * WPCode (Insert Headers and Footers)
 * Yoast SEO (including Premium, Local, News, WooCommerce)
 * Zamok

The plugin adds a `dark-mode` class to the admin body when active, and provides 
three filters for customization:

 * `add_filter( 'dark_mode_dashboard_css', 'your_stylesheet_url' )` — replace the
   plugin’s admin stylesheet with your own. This swaps the whole file rather than
   adding to it, so your stylesheet has to cover everything the plugin’s does, and
   it does not affect the post editor’s content area. To add a few rules of your
   own instead, enqueue a second stylesheet — see the FAQ
 * `add_filter( 'dark_mode_dashboard_default_preference', function() { return 'disabled';})`—
   change the default mode for new users
 * `add_filter( 'dark_mode_dashboard_editor_canvas', '__return_false' )` — disable
   dark mode for the editor content area

## Skærmbilleder

[⌊Dashboard⌉⌊Dashboard⌉[

Dashboard

[⌊Plugins⌉⌊Plugins⌉[

Plugins

[⌊Pages⌉⌊Pages⌉[

Pages

## Installation

 1. Upload the plugin package to the plugins directory.
 2. Activate the plugin.
 3. Done! Your WordPress dashboard is now in dark mode 🙂

Use the toggle in the admin bar to switch between dark and light mode instantly.
You can also set your preference to Auto in your user profile to follow your system’s
dark mode setting.

## FAQ

### How do I add my own CSS to the admin?

Don’t edit the files inside the plugin — an update overwrites them. And `dark_mode_dashboard_css`
is not the filter for this: it replaces the plugin’s admin stylesheet rather than
adding to it, and it does not reach the post editor’s content area, which is a separate
stylesheet.

To add rules of your own, enqueue your own stylesheet from your theme’s `functions.
php`:

    ```
    add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', function () {
        wp_enqueue_style(
            'my-admin-tweaks',
            get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/admin-tweaks.css',
            array( 'dark-mode-dashboard' ),
            '1.0'
        );
    } );
    ```

Naming `dark-mode-dashboard` as a dependency makes your file load after the plugin’s,
so your rules win without needing `!important`. Note that a dependency also pulls
the plugin’s stylesheet in for users who have dark mode switched off, who would 
otherwise download almost nothing. If that matters to you, drop the dependency and
hook in at a later priority instead:

    ```
    add_action( 'admin_enqueue_scripts', function () {
        wp_enqueue_style( 'my-admin-tweaks', get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/admin-tweaks.css', array(), '1.0' );
    }, 20 );
    ```

### How do I change the font or size in the post editor?

The post content renders inside an iframe, and only styles enqueued on `enqueue_block_assets`
are carried into it:

    ```
    add_action( 'enqueue_block_assets', function () {
        if ( ! is_admin() ) {
            return;
        }
        wp_enqueue_style(
            'my-editor-fonts',
            get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/editor-fonts.css',
            array(),
            '1.0'
        );
    } );
    ```

One thing catches people out. Inside that iframe the `body` element is itself the`.
editor-styles-wrapper` element — not its parent. So write the selector as a single
compound with no space between the two classes:

    ```
    body.editor-styles-wrapper p { font: 22px/1.5 Georgia, serif; }
    ```

Written as `body.dark-mode .editor-styles-wrapper p`, with a space, it looks for
a wrapper nested inside the body, finds nothing, and silently does nothing. Use `
body.dark-mode.editor-styles-wrapper p` to apply a rule in dark mode only, or leave`.
dark-mode` out to apply it in both modes.

### Which class does the plugin add?

dark-mode on the admin body when dark mode is on, and `dark-mode-auto` when the 
preference is Auto. Auto deliberately does not also get `dark-mode`, so that it 
can follow the operating system.

## Anmeldelser

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### 󠀁[Not great for editing posts](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/not-great-for-editing-posts/)󠁿

 [mikoba](https://profiles.wordpress.org/mikoba/) 1. oktober, 2026 1 svar

The dashboard looks great at first sight, but this darkmode is not adjusted for 
the block editor and worse is that it also distorts the view on existing theme colors.
This makes it unusable to me. I also miss being able to adjust the colors a bit.
Bright blue on dark grey is not very easy on the eyes.

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### 󠀁[Perfect](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/perfect-11048/)󠁿

 [rokkec](https://profiles.wordpress.org/rokkec/) 23. september, 2026 1 svar

Perfect

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s=60&d=retro&r=g)

### 󠀁[Great plugin!](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/great-plugin-41778/)󠁿

 [catmaniax](https://profiles.wordpress.org/catmaniax/) 15. september, 2026

Lightweight plugin, does what is says and developer is very helpful and fast! Recommended!

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s=60&d=retro&r=g)

### 󠀁[Great plugin, but the code editor needs improvement](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/great-plugin-but-the-code-editor-needs-improvement/)󠁿

 [luispariona](https://profiles.wordpress.org/luispariona/) 8. september, 2026

I’ve been using this plugin for years, and it has always been excellent. It makes
the WordPress dashboard much more comfortable to use, especially when working for
long periods of time. However, after the latest update, the code editor has become
quite difficult to read in dark mode. The current colors and contrast make editing
code much harder than before. I really hope this can be improved or reverted to 
the previous code editor styling in a future update. Other than that, I’m very happy
with the plugin and really appreciate the work that has gone into maintaining it
over the years!

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### 󠀁[Yes! Perfect! Thank you!](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/yes-perfect-thank-you/)󠁿

 [Justin](https://profiles.wordpress.org/static1635/) 8. september, 2026

Yes! Perfect! Thank you!

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s=60&d=retro&r=g)

### 󠀁[It just works!](https://wordpress.org/support/topic/it-just-works-893/)󠁿

 [rasbeni](https://profiles.wordpress.org/rasbeni/) 14. juli, 2026 2 svar

Amazing, lightweight, and it just works! Simple to use; download, activate, and 
DONE. I've used others in and they just don't work like they should. This one is
perfect for my needs.I like the toggle switch on the top bar to easily turn it off/
on without having to click through settings, etc. Excellent plugin.

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## Bidragsydere & udviklere

“Dark Mode for WP Dashboard” er open source-software. Følgende personer har bidraget
til dette plugin.

Bidragsydere

 *   [ Naiche ](https://profiles.wordpress.org/naiches/)

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tjek [SVN repository](https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard/),
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## Ændringslog

#### 1.3.11

 * Fixed: in the block editor, text typed into input fields was invisible — the 
   web address box when adding a link, the block and pattern search, and the number
   and size fields in the sidebar. The field looked empty while you typed. The dark
   fill was painted on a layer that sits on top of the text instead of behind it.
   Thanks to the reporter on the support forum
 * Fixed: on WordPress 7, the Blocks / Patterns / Media tabs in the block inserter,
   the pattern categories (All, About, Banners…), the “Post” link at the start of
   the breadcrumb bar and the group headings in the command palette (⌘K) were dark
   text on a dark background. The highlighted command in the palette is now also
   readable
 * Fixed: in the block editor, blocks you gave a light background — a white Group,
   a cream paragraph, a light Cover, a coloured table — showed their text in dark
   mode’s light grey, which was close to invisible on them. Each coloured block 
   is now measured and given text that reads on its own background: dark on light,
   light on dark. Text colours you picked yourself are left exactly as you set them,
   and the post itself is not changed
 * Fixed: editors on the public site of your website — front-end forms, forums, 
   course and member areas — were dark for every visitor, including people who were
   not logged in. Dark mode now stays inside the dashboard
 * Fixed: switching dark mode on or off from the toolbar only changed the main post
   editor. Other classic editors on the same screen, such as the WooCommerce product
   short description or ACF text editor fields, kept the old colours until the page
   was reloaded. All of them now switch together, including ones added to the page
   afterwards. Text colours set in the editor are no longer overridden when switching
   to light
 * Fixed: saving another user’s profile — to change their email address, for example—
   quietly stored the default appearance as their own choice, so a site-wide default
   changed later no longer applied to them. A preference is now only stored when
   it actually differs
 * Fixed: deleting the plugin on a multisite network now removes its small housekeeping
   setting from every site, not only the current one

#### 1.3.10

 * Added: WPCode (Insert Headers and Footers) support — a different plugin from 
   Code Snippets. Its editor panels and snippet list were unreadable in dark mode.
   Thanks to catmaniax
 * Fixed (docs): `dark_mode_dashboard_css` replaces the admin stylesheet rather 
   than adding to it, and never reaches the post editor. Corrected, plus a new FAQ
   on adding your own CSS. Thanks to Trace Meek

#### 1.3.9

 * Added: support for the Code Snippets plugin. Its toolbar, snippet list, type 
   navigation, import cards and drop zone, settings tabs and the dropdowns on the
   edit screen now follow dark mode instead of staying white. The code editor itself
   is left as it is: Code Snippets ships its own editor themes and lets you choose
   one, and overriding them here would only fight that choice

#### 1.3.8

 * Fixed: on a right-to-left site, switching the lights on loaded the left-to-right
   stylesheets and left the dashboard laid out the wrong way round until the page
   was reloaded. The sheets fetched by the toggle are added to the page directly,
   which skips the right-to-left substitution WordPress performs on stylesheets 
   it loads itself; the correct build is now chosen before the list ever reaches
   the browser
 * Fixed: when the server refused to save a change — an expired session, a dropped
   connection, a blocked request — the page was put back into dark mode rather than
   into whatever was actually still stored. For anyone on “Auto (system)” that meant
   a dark dashboard on a light machine, because “auto” was being treated as a synonym
   for “dark”. The page now returns to the setting the server really has, auto included,
   and follows the operating system again from there
 * Fixed: on a light dashboard, turning the lights on when the dark stylesheets 
   still had to be fetched, and having the save fail, ended with the page dark anyway—
   under a message saying the previous setting had been restored. The stylesheets
   arrived after the failure and switched the page over regardless. A change that
   has been abandoned no longer gets applied when its stylesheets turn up
 * Fixed: on “Auto (system)”, switching the lights on or off from the toolbar was
   undone again the moment the operating system changed theme — at sunset, or when
   a scheduled theme flipped. The toggle appeared to work, then the choice quietly
   reverted while the page sat open. An explicit choice now holds until the page
   is reloaded
 * Fixed: “Auto (system)” did not follow the system. It behaved as permanent dark:
   the dashboard, block editor and classic editor were dark whatever the operating
   system was set to, and changing the OS theme did nothing. Auto is now a state
   of its own — dark when your OS is dark, light when it is light, and it follows
   the OS live, without a reload
 * Fixed: the toggle in the block editor only half worked in both directions. Switching
   to light left the page background, block toolbar, link popover and native form
   controls dark behind a light editor; switching to dark left the writing area 
   white, because the canvas stylesheet was never loaded for anyone whose preference
   was light. Both directions now switch the whole editor, chrome and canvas alike
 * Fixed: on right-to-left sites the block editor could be broken by the plugin.
   WordPress automatically looks for a second, right-to-left version of any editor
   stylesheet a plugin registers, and it does not check that the file exists before
   fetching it; that request returned the site’s own “page not found” page, whose
   HTML was then injected into the editor as if it were a stylesheet — the same 
   failure reported against 1.3.4. The plugin no longer uses that mechanism at all,
   and now ships a proper right-to-left build of every stylesheet, so notice stripes,
   table borders and dropdown arrows sit on the correct side
 * Fixed: on block themes, WordPress made the server fetch the editor stylesheet
   from itself over HTTP on every single editor page load, uncached and without 
   checking the response. On hosts where that loopback request is slow, every editor
   load waited for it. That request is gone
 * Changed: the admin stylesheet was one 292 KB file loaded on every admin page 
   for every user, including people who had turned dark mode off and sites running
   none of the supported plugins. It is now split: a core stylesheet plus one small
   file per supported plugin, each loaded only when that plugin is actually active.
   A site running WooCommerce no longer downloads rules for eleven other plugins,
   and users who chose “Light (always)” download 600 bytes instead of 292 KB — the
   rest is fetched only if they switch the lights on
 * Fixed: the toggle never checked whether the server accepted the change. An expired
   session, a dropped connection or a blocked request left the page showing a mode
   that was never saved, and the next page load silently undid it. It now confirms
   the save, puts the previous state back when it fails, and says what happened
 * Fixed: the toggle had no accessible state. It is now a proper switch: screen 
   readers get its on/off state, a “switch to dark/light mode” label, and an announcement
   when it changes
 * Fixed: a developer using the documented filter to change the default preference
   got a light dashboard with a dark block editor, a dark classic editor and the
   wrong option ticked on their profile. All four now agree
 * Fixed: on a site with a large number of users, the one-time upgrade from the 
   pre-1.3 preference format loaded every affected user into memory in a single 
   request. It now runs in batches, and no longer discards the old value before 
   confirming the new one was written. It is also tracked per site rather than across
   a network, so one site finishing cannot mark every other site done and strand
   their users on the old format, and someone who sets a preference before the migration
   reaches them keeps the choice they made
 * Fixed: thirteen editor selectors targeted markup WordPress has since removed,
   so parts of the Site Editor and the block inserter were never themed. They now
   match current WordPress
 * Fixed: cards, notices, tables and panels sat on the “floating” depth level reserved
   for dropdowns and popovers; a rule meant to catch stray white backgrounds recoloured
   the text of any element with an inline background instead; layout tables such
   as Settings screens were painted as bordered boxes; and an element class WordPress
   uses for text was being painted in the page background colour, making it invisible
 * Changed: the toggle’s styles and script are now loaded as normal files rather
   than written inline, so a site with a strict Content Security Policy on the dashboard
   keeps a working toggle
 * Added: deleting the plugin now removes the preference it stored against each 
   user. Deactivating it still leaves everything alone
 * Fixed: a full pass over 44 admin screens in all four modes found and fixed 25
   contrast and coverage faults: the update-count bubbles in the admin menu were
   unreadable on every screen, theme cards on Appearance  Themes and the “Activate”
   button stayed white, the block inserter and the publish rail rendered white, 
   the editor’s primary buttons fell below the readability threshold, WooCommerce’s
   product short-description editor was a large white panel, and links inside WooCommerce
   notices repainted the buttons around them. The cause behind most of them was 
   a text colour being used as a solid fill; the token set now has proper fill colours
   and a rule about which is which
 * Fixed: the Customizer downloaded around 164 KB of this plugin’s CSS that could
   never apply there, because that screen never receives the body class the rules
   key on. It now loads nothing from this plugin

#### 1.3.7

 * Fixed: the block editor’s writing area could end up unreadable — light text on
   a white canvas, or the theme’s dark text on our dark background. The canvas background
   was only ever coming from an inline style that WordPress discards when “Use theme
   styles” is switched off, and the canvas stylesheet as a whole depended on a class
   that JavaScript adds from outside the iframe, which could arrive late or not 
   at all. The stylesheet now sets the canvas colours itself and defaults to dark
   rather than to nothing
 * Fixed: in WordPress 7 the post sidebar’s excerpt was almost invisible — near-
   black text on the dark panel, at 1.16:1 contrast. WP 7 rebuilt that sidebar on
   component primitives the plugin had never styled. Reported on the support forum
 * Fixed: the “Post” label beside the title in the editor’s document bar had the
   same problem, at 1.07:1
 * Fixed: the unapprove action on the comments screen, and the skip-to-content link
   that keyboard users land on first, were both below the readable threshold

#### 1.3.6

 * Added: Cocoon theme support. The Cocoon settings screen has a strip of 36 tabs
   that Cocoon paints with its own light backgrounds, so in dark mode they rendered
   as blank white rectangles with unreadable captions — reported in a review. Tabs,
   the active tab, the panel behind it and the template screen’s snippet browser
   are now themed; the live site preview embedded on the settings screen keeps the
   site’s own colours, as it should

#### 1.3.5

 * Fixed: the block editor loaded the post content in light mode; switching to light
   and back made it dark. The editor renders the content in an iframe and the dark
   class was applied only once, before the editor finishes mounting its canvas —
   so the canvas WordPress ends up using never received it, and only a toggle put
   it back. It is now kept in sync for as long as the editor is mounting, and auto
   mode is honoured there too
 * Fixed: the editor stylesheet was registered on a hook WordPress no longer wants
   for iframe styles, warning “added to the iframe incorrectly” on every editor 
   load and relying on a compatibility shim; it now uses enqueue_block_assets

#### 1.3.4

 * Fixed: activating the plugin made the Gutenberg Custom HTML block preview render
   the site’s 404 page inside the sandboxed preview iframe (with console sandbox
   violations). Caused by a leftover reference to a deleted editor stylesheet; editor
   styles are now only registered when the file exists
 * Fixed: ACF Link field — the selected-link summary box rendered as a white island(
   ACF hardcodes a white background); now themed to the dark surface with a legible
   URL and visible external-link icon
 * Fixed: WooCommerce variable-product Variations panel — variation rows, headers,
   row separators, and inner fields rendered light; now fully dark
 * Fixed: WooCommerce product-data tab column showed a white strip below the last
   tab (the `ul.wc-tabs` pseudo-element fill); now dark
 * Fixed: AIOSEO focus keyphrase pills (metabox + editor sidebar) rendered as bright
   light “islands” — now themed to the dark surface, with legible keyphrase text,
   icons, inline rename field, and score colours
 * Fixed: AIOSEO Score button in the classic Publish box had a white background —
   now dark, keeping the green/orange/red score colour on the text and border
 * Fixed: Zamok module warning notices rendered as light-on-light — now a readable
   amber-tinted notice on dark
 * Fixed: WooCommerce Select2 multi-select chips (e.g. product tags) rendered as
   light-grey islands — now themed to the dark surface, including the remove (×)
   button

#### 1.3.3

 * Fixed: jQuery UI autocomplete dropdowns (tags, classic editor) now readable in
   dark mode
 * Fixed: Command palette (⌘K) icons and “No results found” text were invisible (
   dark on dark)
 * Fixed: Admin bar kbd shortcut badge no longer shows a light border

#### 1.3.2

 * Added: `dark_mode_dashboard_editor_canvas` filter to disable editor canvas dark
   mode
 * Fixed: Editor toggle now properly reverts Classic Editor content area to light
   mode

#### 1.3.1

 * Added: SmartCrawl SEO support
 * Added: Smush support
 * Fixed: Form table left/right padding on settings pages

#### 1.3.0

 * Complete CSS rewrite using CSS custom properties (design tokens)
 * Full block editor support including editor canvas (iframe)
 * Full Site Editor (FSE) support
 * Instant toggle — no page reload needed
 * Auto mode: follows your OS dark mode preference
 * Added `dark_mode_dashboard_default_preference` filter for developers
 * Added `dark-mode` body class for third-party CSS hooks
 * Fixed: PHP warning on user profile page (Undefined array key)
 * Fixed: Missing JS file causing console errors
 * Fixed: Dark mode toggle showing on frontend
 * Fixed: Unsanitized user meta save
 * Fixed: Block editor content area not fully dark
 * Fixed: Template parts / Site Editor pages not themed
 * Updated: All plugin-specific styles for current versions
 * Added: The SEO Framework support
 * Added: WP Nested Pages full page listing support
 * Fixed: WooCommerce order notes and order heading styling
 * Fixed: Plugin Check escaping and sanitization issues
 * Removed: MonsterInsights and WP to Twitter support
 * Removed jQuery dependency
 * Tested up to WordPress 7.0

#### 1.2.4

 * Update: Added nonce to requests

#### 1.2.3

 * Update: Added a toggle in the WP Admin toolbar. Also added support for Gutenberg
   Blocks by Kadence Blocks and fixed minor Gutenberg issues

#### 1.2.2

 * Fixed: Minor issue with ACF Group field

#### 1.2.1

 * Update: Added support for Google Analytics for WordPress by MonsterInsights &
   WP to Twitter

#### 1.2.0

 * Update: Added support for Yoast SEO Premium, Yoast SEO Local, Yoast SEO News,
   Yoast SEO Video, Yoast SEO WooCommerce & AIOSEO. Some minor fixes

#### 1.1.3

 * Update: Added Better Search Replace support

#### 1.1.2

 * Update: Added Advanced Custom Fields support

#### 1.1.1

 * Update: Fixed Gutenberg editor

#### 1.1.0

 * Update: Added the option to disable the dark mode in the user profile.

#### 1.0.7

 * Fixed: Issues with the graphs within the Jetpack plugin

#### 1.0.6

 * Fixed: Some issues with the Jetpack plugin

#### 1.0.5

 * Added: WooCommerce support

#### 1.0.4

 * Added: Nested Pages (plugin) support

#### 1.0.3

 * Update: Ownership change

#### 1.0.2

 * Added: Jetpack support

#### 1.0.1

 * Fixed: Notice: wp_register_style was called incorrectly.

#### 1.0.0

 * First public version

## Meta

 *  Version **1.3.11**
 *  Senest opdateret **2 uger siden**
 *  Aktive installationer **3.000+**
 *  WordPress-version ** 6.0 eller højere **
 *  Testet op til **7.1.3**
 *  PHP-version ** 7.4 eller højere **
 *  Sprog
 * [English (US)](https://wordpress.org/plugins/dark-mode-for-wp-dashboard/)
 * Tags
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   [Night Mode](https://da.wordpress.org/plugins/tags/night-mode/)
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## Bedømmelser

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## Bidragsydere

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## Support

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