anybody know how to change twitter font?
As in the font used in the twitter app? There is no facility to change the font in stock android. If you want to change the font size there is a button in the twitter app settings
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Besides just using a picture from photo gallery there's not much icon customization. The choices are apps already used and the alphabet.
I don't want to use nova because of the softkey transparency issue
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mrbungle999 said:
Besides just using a picture from photo gallery there's not much icon customization. The choices are apps already used and the alphabet.
I don't want to use nova because of the softkey transparency issue
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Google app icons: go to image search. Download a million that you like into a folder: upload those photos to G+. use your G+ gallery to select images you want as icons and add them to custom... I prefer to pick and choose my icons anyways.
It really doesn't take any longer than browsing the internet for hours finding a theme you love, and then applying it.
Hi everyone. I wanted to know if anyone knows of a way to make the text size in texts smaller? I already pinch zoomed all the way out, but it's still pretty huge :/
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I think all you can do is change font size under display settings. Another third party text app may have an internal setting.
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yeah the big font size annoyed me enough to switch messaging apps (and for group messaging )
you can change the size. go to the text and use 2 finger like zoom picture
energysipher323 said:
Hi everyone. I wanted to know if anyone knows of a way to make the text size in texts smaller? I already pinch zoomed all the way out, but it's still pretty huge :/
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If you're rooted then use xposed framework and download the app settings module. That will allow you to change the size of the messaging app/text in the bubbles. That was the only work around that worked for me, other than using a whole other SMS app. I recommend using 8sms if you haven't found a replacement app or a solution to your stock size.
hello
how can i change the font of my phone?
i mean all the phone including the browser and keyboard because i tried to changed it in font style but its changed just few apps not the whole phone.
thx
In the play store look for an app entitled "iFont." It carries a large number of fonts that changes nearly every text on the device.
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I wanted to know if it's possible to add or change the color of the bubbles? I know they have a couple different styles and colors already but would like to change or add a red and grey bubble.
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I wanted to know if it's possible to add or change the color of the bubbles?
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The last time that I looked, this was not an option with the stock messaging app. But there are lots of third party SMS apps in the Play store that do allow you to change the bubble colours.
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I am looking for a twitter app with a timeline widget. All the ones I have tried so far have the timeline widget, but the font is too small for my aging eyes. and you can't change the font size in the widget itself.
Anyone know of a good twitter app that will allow you to change the font size of the widget?
TIA
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Chronus is just a widget that can do what you are looking to do. I use it for Calendar, Feedly and Twitter widgets on different screens. Its news widget can be configured for twitter, feedly or just RSS feeds.
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I am looking for a twitter app with a timeline widget. All the ones I have tried so far have the timeline widget, but the font is too small for my aging eyes. and you can't change the font size in the widget itself.
Anyone know of a good twitter app that will allow you to change the font size of the widget?
TIA
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Have you tried Tweetings? If there was one, that would be my guess.
Doesn't appear to be adjustable but it's definitely easy to read.