Just wanted to share a exposed app for themeing apps on your tablet.I can confirm it works on p600 cause I just changed colors around in my box app. You can change text colors, background colors and png's.Its a pretty cool app if your like me and want to change up the boring colors of some of these apps.It is very easy to use and has directions in the app.Here is the link for it on xda.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/xposed/modules/resflux-easy-android-theming-xposed-t2790940
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I'm very happy with my brand new FlipOut, but I'm not with the default color scheme: some of colors conflicts with applications, resulting in some grey-on-black texts, or blue-on-red notifications.
Is there a way to change the color scheme?
yeah there are many apps which change the theme!
i use "91 panda home 2" its free. it changes your menue etc.
there is a theme market linked in it..so you can choose what you want!
i like the default theme comes with panda 2. sometimes there is a bug in it. after the first use of a new theme you have to flip the display and back...then you have the right orientation!
by the way panda is also a nice app because it changes to smaler icons..
I've already changed my home app (I use Zeam), but unfortunatley it doesn't change color scheme for non-home elements. Does Panda can do it?
what i have seen it changes everything try out plz...its in the market
I've tried it: it changes desktop, dockbar, but notification bar and global color for apps (background/foregrounde selected colors especially) they remain the same.
Any news about system colours changer app? I hate that grey-like look!
Some themes on MiniCM7 ROM change the color of certain icons, like system apps and certain market apps. This is immensely annoying, and since the theme doesn't have custom color icons for EVERY program, it just makes everythinhg look like ****. For example, I found a nice black and white theme in the market, but it also makes certain icons black and white, this combined with other icons that remain colorful, makes the whole thing look like a mess. It's just a stupid idea if you ask me. Who doesn't have at least a couple of "odd" programs that aren't skinned by the theme?
I wish there was some way to disable custom theme icons in MiniCM7.
Is there some way to do so?
I wish there was some way to make them ALL neochrome..
ADW Settings/Themes Perferences/ "Use Theme Icons" (uncheck)
I was wondering if themer can allow us to put small pieces of images, or shapes into a screen, to make screens more eye-catching.
Why i´m asking this?
Some themes (like SKY theme) are just GREAT on images, but they uses dividers, ribbons, trays, or boxes, all drawed together with the wallpaper. Some guys, like me can be free to change just the picture, but keep the other graphic elements, shapes and lines that make the theme so interesting.
Other lack of funcionality is that sometimes I try to add a new page to a theme, and we have problems to make it 'similar' to the other ones existent on the theme, due to wallpaper differences and other things... One-click theming is awesome, but some guys cant stand it and go ahead with customizations :cyclops:
Do you themer guys think this might be a good idea or this can be a problem for memory comsumption point.
leandrocn said:
I was wondering if themer can allow us to put small pieces of images, or shapes into a screen, to make screens more eye-catching.
Why i´m asking this?
Some themes (like SKY theme) are just GREAT on images, but they uses dividers, ribbons, trays, or boxes, all drawed together with the wallpaper. Some guys, like me can be free to change just the picture, but keep the other graphic elements, shapes and lines that make the theme so interesting.
Other lack of funcionality is that sometimes I try to add a new page to a theme, and we have problems to make it 'similar' to the other ones existent on the theme, due to wallpaper differences and other things... One-click theming is awesome, but some guys cant stand it and go ahead with customizations :cyclops:
Do you themer guys think this might be a good idea or this can be a problem for memory comsumption point.
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Just forgot it... i found shapes inside everything widget ...
leandrocn said:
Just forgot it... i found shapes inside everything widget ...
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Have fun, once Zooper Widget also becomes integrated you'll be able to create shapes there too :laugh:
I have been running a 4.3.1 Paranoid Android build. I don't like the dark themes of the system apps. I prefer the stock LG User Interface and colors. I want to know how I can change from the default white text on black background to black text on white background. A color scheme similar to the stock LG UI is preferred. I also couldn't find a widget that matches the functionality of the stock ROM's notification settings. I really liked the brightness slider in the swipe notifications in the stock UI.
td;dr I want light holo theme on system apps.
edroit said:
I have been running a 4.3.1 Paranoid Android build. I don't like the dark themes of the system apps. I prefer the stock LG User Interface and colors. I want to know how I can change from the default white text on black background to black text on white background. A color scheme similar to the stock LG UI is preferred. I also couldn't find a widget that matches the functionality of the stock ROM's notification settings. I really liked the brightness slider in the swipe notifications in the stock UI.
td;dr I want light holo theme on system apps.
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Not sure if you have tried this? Xblast Exposed Frameworks Works great on my phone Samsung S2. Worth a glance maybe...
Look in the play store for "cm 10" or "cm 10.2" themes. Then in settings, find the theme section and apply your new theme. What gets themed will vary between themes, and some will be free as well as some running any where from $.99-$2.00. There are a wide variety of choices, just find one that matches your liking.
Also try adding search terms like light holo or white to narrow down what you want. There is also a thread here on xda showcasing themes made by members here, it should be in "android development" -> "android themes"
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1801752
There is a link to the thread, I hope you can find one to suit your liking.
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Not sure if you have tried this? Xblast Exposed Frameworks Works great on my phone Samsung S2. Worth a glance maybe...
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I tried changing the dark holo background color to white, but I also had to change the default text color from white to black. This made the text unreadable in apps where the dark background did not change to white.
Is there a way to change the height of the navbar?
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danikyle said:
Is there a way to change the height of the navbar?
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Use edxposed and gravity box
funiewski said:
Use edxposed and gravity box
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It can be done without rooting the phone and installing unstable software. Check for ADB and / or
'Setting database editor' app. There is a setting in it to change navigation bar height.
Unable to the find settings
It's a good idea. But I can't seem to find the exact settings leading to "Navigation Bar Height" inside the Database Settings App.
I also tried Hex Installer, successfully changed the navigation bar. But no new string shower up in Database Settings App.
You can use Hex Installer for this (it's on play store)
Yeah but what sucks about Hex is, you're applying a theme.
And in Samsung OneUI, applying a theme means = Same notification heading colour for ALL APPS.
People want their notifications to have different colours. Like red Youtube, teal Twitter, blue FB, purple Discord
https://imgur.com/a/cqFgLNh
It's an issue with OneUI Theme Engine.
So I'm trying to find a way of changing NavBarHeight w/o applying a frigging theme