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I do not understand what´s so difficult about implementing a real DarkMode in Pages. Documents remain white, whilst the App is running in DarkMode. Why the heck do I have to create a complex workflow, to get Documents look like they way the should be? Why isn´t there an option in the Menu/Display Section to switch at least this feature on/off? Or in preferences? O boy...
MacBook Pro 13”, macOS 10.15
Try this:
System Preferences > Accessibility > the Display tab > click "Invert Colors". This will give you white type on a black page. I don't know what this would look like with Dark Mode also turned on; I have Lion 10.7.5. Try it without Dark Mode first.
Try this:
System Preferences > Accessibility > the Display tab > click "Invert Colors". This will give you white type on a black page. I don't know what this would look like with Dark Mode also turned on; I have Lion 10.7.5. Try it without Dark Mode first.
As we are fellow users, and cannot possibly know what the Pages product team knows, all why questions should be directed to the Pages Product team via your Pages Application menu entry: Provide Pages Feedback.
Pages is a word processor -- showing a document in "dark mode" would change the content of the document. Meaning, using a dark background and white font (for instance) inherently changes the content of the document. So I don't understand what would be the request to Apple on this one. No different than forcing "dark" on presentations in Keynote.
Thank you. Great Hint!
Pages on MacOS and DarkMode. Documents remain white. Ridiculous.
