Andrei Surdu

Provides an easy to use interface to assign colors to any term from any taxonomy. Then you can use them on front-end 
using the built-in CSS class or just by calling <code>get_term_meta</code>.

Custom Term Colors

Provides an easy to use interface to assign colors to any term from any taxonomy.

Darken-x

After I updated WordPress to 5.3, I thought something had gone wrong with the update when I saw those borders in the admin area, the blue color of texts on the form elements and the lack of design subtlety of the UI. So I decided to create a plugin that would undo that.
The plugin styles the WordPress 5.3+ admin panel back to how it was before the 5.3 update. So, if you also disliked the vivid blue texts and strong borders of the form elements, like buttons, inputs and selects, or found them to be way too prominent, this back-to-the-good-old-days “legacy” plugin will allow you to update WordPress to 5.3 and benefit from its code updates, while still retaining all of the previous version’s backend UI styles.
Very very lightweight and easy to use.

Old Style Admin UI

Just activate the plugin and voila! you have the pre-5.3 admin buttons and tables and everything else.

Works perfectly

I absolutely can't stand the new 5.3 design... thank you SO much for giving me back the normal styling! :)

Thank you!

If you didn't like the new Wordpress 5.3 accessibility blue style for the buttons and other parts of the admin UI, this plugin is for you.

Custom Term Colors vs Old Style Admin UI