Today, we're going to add Dark Mode to the WordPress backend as well as take a look at how it appears on the front. Using the WP Dark Mode plugin, it's a quick and easy setup that has great potential.
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After all, I do a lot of my writing with poor lighting in my workspace.
If you're like me, staring at a white background in WordPress on a large, wide-screen monitor in the dark is debilitating. I can't count the number of headaches this has caused over the years. Imagine my surprise when I found out how many plugins are available to add dark mode to the backend of WordPress.
Although a lot of the cooler features are locked behind the paid subscription of the plugin, WP Dark Mode does exactly what I need it to do...provide a comfortable workspace instead of being blinded by white light.
If you'd like to see this plugin in action on the front end of a website, it's still enabled on WriterSanctuary.com. Though, I wish I could move the function to the top somewhere. The ads from AdSense kind of interfere a bit.
In any case, I am quite pleased with the results of WP Dark Mode and am debating on actually paying for the pro versions of the tool.
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