I was wanting to know if someone could make an ADW theme and a ROM theme based on the attached screen shots of my laptop. I really like the color scheme.
I am not a dev and do not know how to create themes.
I am currently running di11is5.6OC and ADW Launcher v1.3.6 standalone. If you need more screen shots or info I will supply as much as I can.
charlier1977 said:
I was wanting to know if someone could make an ADW theme and a ROM theme based on the attached screen shots of my laptop. I really like the color scheme.
I am not a dev and do not know how to create themes.
I am currently running di11is5.6OC and ADW Launcher v1.3.6 standalone. If you need more screen shots or info I will supply as much as I can.
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You can do allmost everything in your screens with launcherpro-cube transition effect. And folder organizer with a cyan icon pack.
Not really looking for the effect just had that screen shot of my desktop and posted it. Thanks tho on the cyan Icon pack idea.
I would really like to get the battery and system tray icons to reflect this color also the glowing effect. Any takers
There are some cyan themes in the i9000 forum
I feel kind of dumb now I forgot I already had CyanogenMod's ADW theme already. Now to get the system tray cyan.
Hi all. I'm a long time lurker on the site and think I've learned a lot from everyone here but this time I really need some help.
I am working on a scrolling wallpaper theme based on a wood background using launcherpro plus. I really want to use a search widget like the one from the Eyefold ADW theme (see picture) and think I have all of the drawables from the apk but for the life of me I can't ninjamorph it or modify the quicksearch apk to get it to display properly.
I'm sure this is probably easy for a lot of people here so if anyone could give me any pointers or they're kind enough to do it for me so I can open it up and see what I was doing wrong it it would be really appreciated.
I don't know where to ask this question but i'll give this a shot.
When making the theme, where do i store the dock background picture that i want to use for my theme? is it under drawables folder if so, what filename should i name it?
Thanks!
Fast Easy Theming
adam2010 has an excellent thread on theming. It includes a walk-through starting with the very basics, check it out: forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1010107
Hope this helps
Hi everyone! Im the developer of Moogly, a simple but useful todo list widget that started as a project for Honeycomb. The pr is after the break.
There have been reports that it doesnt work properly on some devices! If someone could be so kind as to try the Lite version and if it doesnt stretch properly, send me some screenshots and log files!
You can also post issues at the main thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1202211
Thanks in advance!
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MOOGLY
A simple but powerful to do list widget designed to be customized. Now with auto-hiding buttons!
Features:
★ Multiple independent, scrollable widgets
★ Quick, dialog based entry
★ Tick to delete or mark complete
★ Widgets are optimized for Honeycomb
★ Predefined themes or total customization
★ RTL support
★ Custom image backgrounds
This widget was inspired by To Do List from HTC Sense - for some reason, they were the only ones to get it right.
Lite Market link - restricted to 8 entries and only one widget
https://market.android.com/details?id=fahrbot.apps.moogly.lite&feature=search_result
Screens:
I haven't had any problems with it. The only thing I can say is that it would be nice to be able to change the color, transparency or icon of the three icons at the bottom of the widget. I would like to make them transparent so you can't see them to clean up the screen a bit but still have them there, others may want to change the colors to match there paper or lines/text. I'll show this to ky wife, she'll love it.
Its on the todo list...
I wonder how easy it is to implement... i dont see it. Would be maybe better to have button themes instead.
ftgg99 said:
Hi everyone! Im the developer of Moogly, a simple but useful todo-list widget that started as a project for Honeycomb.
Its supposed to look like this:
But there have been reports that it doesnt work properly on some devices! If someone could be so kind as to try the Lite version and if it doesnt stretch properly, send me some screenshots and log files!
You can also post issues at the main thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1202211
Thanks, i really appreciate this kind of feedback it helps improve the app a lot!
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I'm using Gingeritis 3d beta VI and i cant get it to open so i can enter any text. All i get is just a sheet of notepad looking widget that i am unable to add to. :O(
Is that some kind of 3d laucher? Please post a screen!
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Is that some kind of 3d laucher? Please post a screen!
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It's a sense 3.0 Gingerbread ROM by the developer Chingy51o. from the mikmik.com. He used to be here but has since left
after i posted that i updated to the newest update on that ROM VII, and now moogly doesnt even open.
Im going to have to assume that youre doing something wrong. Have you tried a roboot?
And any issues with it not appearing in the widget picker until reboot?
Worked fine for me.
Hi,
The widget(s) worked fine. I only took screen shots of the largest (4 x 4) widget; however, they all fit the screen accordingly. Everything worked flawlessly -- I had no problems with the settings, the widget not fitting the screen, no problems whatsoever.
Good luck with your Widget!
(I can also test on a HTC Incredible later, if needed.)
Phone: HTC Thunderbolt 4G
ROM: HTC Gingeritis
Great, and please do - the more testing the better!
Love the app, simple and attractive ui with great functionality. Fits perfefectly using ADWex and modified screen density.
Iny issues to report with the widget picker?
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Iny issues to report with the widget picker?
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no issues here bro, went ahead and bought the pro version to support your work
Thank you!
please update:
Tick graphic tweaked
Increased size of tick indent
Added option to expand to full screen when focusing on notes
Added Right-to-left (beta)
Thanks, this is awesome!
Any issues with the newest builds?
Nothing to report here - except maybe that auto delete needs to be renamed to "show delete button" or something like that!
How is the newest build working?
Hope you guys can help. I have several different music players on my Thunderbolt (Cubed, Jukefox, Mortplayer, Winamp, Poweramp, Mixzing) and Phantom Player control widget controling the stock Android music player. Its the closest I have found to what I would love to have.
What I would like to know is this:
Is there a music control widget that looks more like someone scribbled or doodled the controls on a sheet of paper, something that looks hand drawn? No background, and the ability to use custom text for album name and/or artist name?
What I am trying to do (im not rooted, so no pictures) is make my GoLauncher look like a note pad. I am currently using Desktop VisualizeR and SimpleText to make my icons look like they are written in lazy handwritting. And I am OK with the Minimilistic text for clock, battery and weather being more stocky. I am also using Simple Calendar and allthough its also stocky, its working.
I have the wallpaper, and my home page is really close, just would like to know if there is a widget for music control that allows that doodled, hand drawn look? Same with a clock and calender widget too?
thanks in advance for any help that you can provide.
for the clock i guess you could use mclock. if there is no handdrawn theme available there's a topic with instructions on how to make one
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for the clock i guess you could use mclock. if there is no handdrawn theme available there's a topic with instructions on how to make one
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Is the topic for those of us that know nothing about programming and have limited resources for this kind of thing? And where is this topic?
jerrya said:
Is the topic for those of us that know nothing about programming and have limited resources for this kind of thing? And where is this topic?
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it's here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=875280
you might find some useful things here
or you can look here: http://www.maroonedsoftware.com/index.php?title=Main_Page it's an mclock reference
you might look for a template with the functionality you want and change the font to handdrawn
picard666 said:
it's here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=875280
you might find some useful things here
or you can look here: http://www.maroonedsoftware.com/index.php?title=Main_Page it's an mclock reference
you might look for a template with the functionality you want and change the font to handdrawn
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Thanks! I will check into that. Already working on Mclock right now!