Step 7: You may also want to go through the Custom Colors section, where you can pick a color for just about anything, including links, various types of highlighting, and more. Now select Apply, and you should see a much more satisfactory full dark mode appear. Step 6: In the Color Scheme section, select the dropdown menu and LibreOffice Dark. In the left side menu, select Application Colors. Step 5: We know, a small toolbar change isn’t very impressive. This will change the toolbar to a darker shade. Step 4: Make sure that Personalization is set to Preinstalled Themes, and select the Dark theme on the right. If you are just interested in dark mode and have a newer version of LibreOffice, select Personalization to continue. If you have the time, it’s a good idea to choose Online Update and get the latest version of LibreOffice before proceeding - these steps may not work unless you do. Step 3: A new window will open with a variety of options to control LibreOffice settings. How to insert page numbers in LibreOffice How to add fonts to LibreOffice: a step-by-step guide

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