I downloaded an app that changes the amount of blue/red/green in the LED notification, to make practically any colour with it.
any way to make this perminant e.g get an sms it flashes a set HEX code not standard green?
yetep said:
I downloaded an app that changes the amount of blue/red/green in the LED notification, to make practically any colour with it.
any way to make this perminant e.g get an sms it flashes a set HEX code not standard green?
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did you try searching the market?
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Not sure if this is what it's called but Im needing to change the color of the bar that comes up below the top task bar after you press the little call out icon for when you have a voice message and reminder, etc. Anyone know what that second bar is called? I'm trying to use UI Tweaker to change the color and can't find the name of it.
Anyone please?
it is called "notification multi icon highlight" dont know if ui tweaker uses the same name though
fallenczar said:
it is called "notification multi icon highlight" dont know if ui tweaker uses the same name though
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Ok, thanks. I'll try to work with this. My problem is that I installed a theme which is perfect but when I have voicemail, reminders, etc. and click the notification icon...the bar that comes up has a white background with white text. So all I see is a white bar. Going to try to change this to a black background of course so I can see the notifications.
If I don't find it in the utility, does anyone have a link to a reference that points out the registry values to change for this?
ltxda said:
Ok, thanks. I'll try to work with this. My problem is that I installed a theme which is perfect but when I have voicemail, reminders, etc. and click the notification icon...the bar that comes up has a white background with white text. So all I see is a white bar. Going to try to change this to a black background of course so I can see the notifications.
If I don't find it in the utility, does anyone have a link to a reference that points out the registry values to change for this?
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why dont you modify the theme,http://www.codeppc.com/telechargements/themegence/themegence.htm, use this great free software
CHANGING SOFTKEY TEXT COLOR??.... is this possible? ive searched the forums millions of times looking for a app or a tweak but cant find one. i just want to change my softkey text from black to white
colour of it is build with theme you use .. you cant change it unless you change your theme
Change system colors...
kel16harris said:
CHANGING SOFTKEY TEXT COLOR??.... is this possible? ive searched the forums millions of times looking for a app or a tweak but cant find one. i just want to change my softkey text from black to white
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Hi,
Use RC Mod, no theme changing required, works like a dream!!
Have fun!!
py2o|\|oI|) said:
Hi,
Use RC Mod, no theme changing required, works like a dream!!
Have fun!!
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What option does it come under?? the only options I see can change the whole today text, taskbar text or start text etc.....
not just the softkeys??
please advise
First of all i apologize if this is in the wrong section, i was unsure which area was the best appropriate.
I am hoping someone has or can make a .CAB to change the color of the system font? Or if not this a Registry change?
I am stuck to using dark backgrounds just so the default white font color will display. If i (or anyone) tries to use a white or light colored background the white text literally disappears and you cannot read it.
Thank you.
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anyone......anyone at all?
who_dat said:
First of all i apologize if this is in the wrong section, i was unsure which area was the best appropriate.
I am hoping someone has or can make a .CAB to change the color of the system font? Or if not this a Registry change?
I am stuck to using dark backgrounds just so the default white font color will display. If i (or anyone) tries to use a white or light colored background the white text literally disappears and you cannot read it.
Thank you.
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This is set using the .tsk (task) file. You might need to build your own task file to get the colors right.
EDIT: Sorry, that is the "theme" file extension. There are many available on the Net.
I installed a ROM yesterday and now my notification bar, once it's expanded/pulled down, has a certain amount of transparency... a lot more transparent than I'd like.
Are there any simple mods I can do to change the alpha values to make it more opaque or have I just got to put up with it? Or is it possible to install a different notification (expanded) screen?
Thanks.
The notificatiin bar can be modified from theme, so you have to find a good one for your rom.
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I see, so I can't just modify that current screen? I have to overwrite the whole current theme? Was kind of hoping to keep it how it is and just get the background colour to solid black of the expanded notifications bar.
Thanks anyway, was beginning to think this could be a possible scenario.
Davey Boy said:
I see, so I can't just modify that current screen? I have to overwrite the whole current theme? Was kind of hoping to keep it how it is and just get the background colour to solid black of the expanded notifications bar.
Thanks anyway, was beginning to think this could be a possible scenario.
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Of course you can just change the background.
Thats how a theme is done, taking all the files and modifying them.
You would have to find the files responsible for the notification bar and change them to suit your needs.
How to do that i don't know, but i'm sure the forum search and google will help you out, when you search for something like "android theme tutorial" or something like that.
VARIABLES AND CONDITIONS IVE USED.
For using an indicator to point out wind direction. Change "10" in [ar][ar/] to move indicator in or out.
[ar]10[/ar]
[r]#WCWDIR#[/r]
[as]#WCWDIR#[/as]
For adding a low volt warning. Change 25 to the voltage you want warning color to show. First color code is warning color, second is normal color. The two "•" represent the icon the variable is used for. If written using rich text, the • would be what changes color. In fact, i use that method for warning lights on some skins. You can also write text using rich text. Reqular text does not change colors.
$#BLEVN#!>25?•:•[c]ffff0000[/c]:?sBLEVN#!<=25?•$[c]ff000000[/c]
For a fully charged indicator. It is curently set to be transparent when less than 100v and green when charged. I use it as a tiny indicator light. You can change the colors, and if using rich text, you can change the •:• to say for instance, Draining:Charged, then assign colors.
$#BLEVN#!=100?•:•[c]ff01d522[/c]:?sBLEVN#!<=100?•$[c]00ffffff[/c]
For using a needle for a thermometer. Im still trying this one out. Sometimes it seems off. Maybe you can check it. Again, adjust ar for piviot point.
[ar]18[/ar]
[as]$(100/20*#WCTEMP#/1)$[/as]
[r]$(100/20*#WCTEMP#/1)$[/r]
I hope to have more soon. Im new at this so im learning as I go.
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