Stm cubeid dark mode problem

[abdullah-shehawey]

 when I make stm32 in dark mode there is some places appear as light mode what is the proble and how I can fix it .

[Mahmoud Ben Romdhane]

Hello @abdullah-shehawey ,

First let me thank you for posting and welcome to the ST Community.

Under Window, Preferences, appearance, you should set the theme to DARK, click on Apply and restart STM32CubeIDE.

Thanks.

Mahmoud

[Imen.D]

Hello @abdullah-shehawey and welcome to the Community,

This article will help you with detailed steps:

How to change STM32CubeIDE to dark theme - STMicroelectronics Community

[abdullah-shehawey]

I did this and switched it to dark mode, but when I applied it in STM32 CubeIDE, I faced this issue: some areas are still in light mode, such as the options that appear when I press right-click to bring up the menu or when I open any of the items in the top tabs like "View" or "Window," and so on.

Additionally, the program's borders are still in light mode as well.

However, when I applied it in Eclipse, everything worked fine, and the dark mode was applied correctly everywhere. I want STM32 CubeIDE to behave the same way.

I tried uninstalling the program and reinstalling it, but the issue still wasn’t resolved. The problem appeared after I updated to Windows 11.

Is there a solution where I can, for example, transfer the files responsible for dark mode from Eclipse to STM32 CubeIDE? Maybe that could fix the problem.

[abdullah-shehawey]

I tried that before , but when I applied it in STM32 CubeIDE, I faced this issue: some areas are still in light mode, such as the options that appear when I right-click to bring up the menu or when I open any of the items in the top tabs like "View" or "Window," and so on.

Additionally, the program's borders are still in light mode as well.

However, when I applied it in Eclipse, everything worked fine, and the dark mode was applied correctly everywhere. I want STM32 CubeIDE to behave the same way.

I tried uninstalling the program and reinstalling it, but the issue still wasn’t resolved. The problem appeared after I updated to Windows 11.

Is there a solution where I can, for example, transfer the files responsible for dark mode from Eclipse to STM32 CubeIDE? Maybe that could fix the problem.

[Imen.D]

Did you try "Darkest Dark Theme with DevStyle​" plugin (to install from Eclipse marketplace)?

This will configure all to dark mode. You can follow these steps:

• Open STM32CubeIDE  
• Menu >  Help > Eclipse Marketplace
• Search "Darkest dark theme " in the search box
• Install "Darkest dark theme with DevStyle"
• Then confirm the feature
• After the installation, make sure to restart the STM32CubeIDE
• Then, click on "window" > "Preferences" > "Version Control" and check that "Darkest dark theme" is added.

[Imen.D]

• Open STM32CubeIDE  
• Menu >  Help > Eclipse Marketplace
• Search "Darkest dark theme " in the search box
• Install "Darkest dark theme with DevStyle"
• Then confirm the feature
• After the installation, make sure to restart the STM32CubeIDE
• Then, click on "window" > "Preferences" > "Version Control" and check that "Darkest dark theme" is added.

[abdullah-shehawey]

I did this before but I faced the same problem .

Is it possible to transfer files from eclipse to stm32?