In a Marketplace discussion titled ‘Light Dark theme toggle button,’ Mr.X_Mr.X seeks a custom theme component to toggle between light and dark modes, preferably placed in the header rather than the hamburger menu for better user accessibility. They reference the existing discourse-color-scheme-toggle component but note its placement limitation. Others suggest alternatives like the Alien Night Theme merefield or a theme-switcher component Moin, but Mr.X_Mr.X clarifies they need the toggle to switch to Discourse’s default dark theme, not a custom one. After some back-and-forth, jordan.vidrine offers to enhance the component with a header placement option and suggests moving the request to a dedicated topic — which they then create: Dark/Light Mode Togglejordan.vidrine. The original author of the component is inactive, so Mr.X_Mr.X plans to proceed with hiring help if needed. The budget offered is $100, with a 7-day deadline. The discussion concludes with community collaboration and a newly created topic for feature tracking.
I’m using this one, is just that I need the button to be in the header and not in the hamburger menu. Users who are not well versed in setting up their interfaces seem to not be aware of the hamburger menu at all.
This is a pretty good request. When I have some time, I could look into adding a setting for that component to either display it in the hamburger menu, or in the header.
Would you mind closing this current topic, and making this suggestion as an addition on the topic for the theme component?