Can i make individual Folders with different icons??
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I am wanting to add a folder on my storage card to the Search Folders. When I go to Today Screen and browse for a picture background it come up with a search screen but it does not have a new folder I made called "Wallpapers".
Is there an XML or registry setting I can adjust?
Thanks
Rick
I would like to re organize all my icons into individual folders to make things reorganized but I cant figure out how to move them around. Any help would be appreciated.
Not sure if you can reorganize out of alphabetical order but you can make folders to group them.
OPEN: File Explorer
GOTO: "My Device\Windows\Start Menu\Programs"
There you will see the folders and shortcuts to your programs
So I'm starting to get to know the ropes with some basic Android development in Eclipse. Most things are working fine, and I recently built my first signed packages and installed them on my G1 and my wife's milestone. However, I've hit a snag trying to provide custom icons for my apps.
In the eclipse IDE, there are three folders in res/ named drawable-hdpi, drawable-mdpi and drawable-ldpi. In each one, there's a icon.png of the default Android app icon, in 72x72, 48x48 and 36x36 pixels respectively.
I've created a (pretty crumby) icon for my app, and I have resized it to those three sizes and replaced the original icon.png files in each directory.
But when I build the .apk, it comes with the default icon packaged. What am I missing here?
ok, so I want to create a theme with a few small changes to apply to my hero.
I know you have to edit the .png's inside any 'drawable' folders inside the .apk's in /system/app.
I think.
But I cannot seem to find the location of the .pngs I want to change, specifically the curved bar in the lockscreen, and the bar+icons that appear at the bottom of many of the htc apps (friendstream, clock ext.)
could anyone provide me with the paths/any help as to what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks in advance!
ok, I found them. There in /system/framework
How does one go about changing the text of certain things like the area in the dropdown notification and incorporating it into the theme?
Taking an existing theme and editing the files was cake.
However...
I ran into issues when i tried to add png icons the theme did not come with.
saved as the official name of the apk's icon.... com.xxxx.xxxx-x.png and placed it in the icons folder of the zipped theme.
wouldn't even display the theme in theme manager until i deleted any extra files I tried to add.
I made a theme. Open for criticism. It's my first time though, be gentle ....
For D1
forums.miui-dev.com/showthread.php?1224-THEME-D1-Black-and-Green&p=12203#post12203
DixieNormus said:
How does one go about changing the text of certain things like the area in the dropdown notification and incorporating it into the theme?
Taking an existing theme and editing the files was cake.
However...
I ran into issues when i tried to add png icons the theme did not come with.
saved as the official name of the apk's icon.... com.xxxx.xxxx-x.png and placed it in the icons folder of the zipped theme.
wouldn't even display the theme in theme manager until i deleted any extra files I tried to add.
I made a theme. Open for criticism. It's my first time though, be gentle ....
For D1
forums.miui-dev.com/showthread.php?1224-THEME-D1-Black-and-Green&p=12203#post12203
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You have to create a folder called icon. Your other icons for non stock programs go there.
your folders from (lets call it )the root of your zip file should read
com.android.launcher
com.android.mms (if you are changing the messaging theme)
framework
icon
preview
descriptions.xml
Also join miui-dev and click on themes, there is a guide there
woody_2k said:
You have to create a folder called icon. Your other icons for non stock programs go there.
your folders from (lets call it )the root of your zip file should read
com.android.launcher
com.android.mms (if you are changing the messaging theme)
framework
icon
preview
descriptions.xml
Also join miui-dev and click on themes, there is a guide there
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The pre-existing theme already had an icon folder, to which i did place the files into, and labeled correctly. just wouldn't allow the theme to display afterwards