...But there is anoother problem: The APN widget DOESN'T function. It does not switch off/on data connection. Any idea why?
Honestly, I don't know. I originally reskinned this widget for someone else who requested and never used it myself for I have no need to turn my data off. I just thought of another idea, however. If you use any other toggle app that lets you add a custom icon (ie. Widgetsoid - free app in market)- you can then use the Overlap Widgets feature to put the toggle on top of a Desktop Visualizer tile widget as the background. This is actually how I do most of my tile widgets these days, among other things.
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...I am using ADWLauncher EX and i also have problems with app drawer.
When i set "Drawer Settings" to "Vertical old" i get app drawer with transparent background:
Yeah, I actually didn't like some of the standard settings of the ADW update. To change the background, go to [ADW Settings]-> [UI Settings]-> [Drawer Settings]-> [Background Color], pick whatever color you want and change the "Alpha" value at the bottom. (Granted, some menu features, etc. may be different if you're using the free version.)
Hope this helps!
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I read through a lot of the thread, but quickly got confused. Could somebody link me to a post/explain to me how I would figure out the resolution of my Galaxy S II Skyrocket, and how I would make an Android 7 theme for it? (: I'd be very thankful!!
I read through a lot of the thread, but quickly got confused. Could somebody link me to a post/explain to me how I would figure out the resolution of my Galaxy S II Skyrocket, and how I would make an Android 7 theme for it? (: I'd be very thankful!!
According to Samsung's website, the resolution for this device is 480x800. Please refer to Page-1/Post-1 and reference those dimensions. There are several versions of the Android7 layout for devices with this resolution.
Finally dialed in GS2 screens (with special thanks to PaulM)
I posted some early screens a few months ago and finally took holiday time to dial things in. Some notes that will hopefully help.
This is on AT&T so is not rooted. Consequently, I hate the notifications up top - especially the lame battery icon. Everything is widely available - just google.
All screens: Launcher Pro. I tried to live without a dock and/or turning notifications off and couldn't. So, settled on standard layout and then 5 x white text buttons at the bottom. Multipicture Live Wallpaper allows for the first and last screens in the set.
I like the big buttons because I draw inspiration from these images - it makes me want to pick up the phone and use it and the icons I least like are the small ones like the lame "news" or "sync" icons.
1. Lockscreen: Widget Locker using invisible slider, notifications turned off.
2. Homescreen for business meetings. Circle battery widget and "beautiful widgets" for weather. Minimlist Text time and date.
3. Calendar and calculator.
4. Main apps. "Light" is a flashlight app. "News" is Google Currents.
5. Music, entertainment and navigation. I used to play bass so idolize Jaco Pastorius.
6. "Techie" apps with a little American Pie meeting Star Wars. "Remote Control" runs my Denon amplifier.
7. Secondary apps, Quickpic gallery, google translate, etc.
8. A screen with personal pictures. Tap to advance.
Please enjoy, Happy New Year and thanks to the forum for the inspiration.
Just looked through the thread but it looks like no has posted what size the DV widgets should be for the Galaxy Nexus.
Anyone know what the correct dimensions for a 720x1280 display with 316 PPI with either 5 rows, 6 columns and/or 5 rows, 4 columns would be?
PPI doesn't matter, but do THE TEST and post or link to a full-sized screen shot for me to figure it out. Make sure your homescreen layout (columns/rows/dock on-off/notification bar on-off) is set the way you want, also.
PPI doesn't matter, but do THE TEST and post or link to a full-sized screen shot for me to figure it out. Make sure your homescreen layout (columns/rows/dock on-off/notification bar on-off) is set the way you want, also.
Alright, I took three screenshots, any help would be much appreciated.
These two are for 4x6, I wasnt sure how you wanted the set up so I set it up two different ways:
This one is for 4x5:
I havent quite yet decided how I want to set my screen up yet. Thanks for helping me out.
Desktop Visualizer Widget Image Dimensions - 576 x 1024 Resolution - Dock and Notification Bar ON
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Alright, I took three screenshots, any help would be much appreciated...
Hope fully these dimensions should work. It was a bit difficult to tell exactly- the anti-aliasing on that device is pretty bad and a plain black wallpaper would have probably helped, too.
I just tried the 4x6 sizes and they dont line up well....
Just to check... do you have the "Auto-stretch" (ADW) or "Auto-Fit Items" (LauncherPro) option set in the launcher's settings? At this point, that's the only thing I can figure so far.
ok, so I tested the 4x5 sizes and they were not lining up correctly either.
So I went into Nova Launcher settings and disabled the width of the margins under Desktop->Width Margin->Disable.
This is the result:
Paulmz you are the man
I am going to test the 4x6 icons once again with this change and post up some more screenies for other people using the Galaxy Nexus 720*1280 display.
Edit: Quick update. Reducing the width margin in Nova Launcher to small gives you this in a 4 column by six row set up:
There is a very small unevenness in some of the widget sizes, for those of us with OCD but its still very viable.
For best results though, disabling the width margin in Nova Launcher, leaving everything quite even:
If your OCD you will notice the difference, but if your not then you can go with either set up.
Either with small width size or with width size disabled all together, in a 720*1280 display.
Paulmz thank you for providing those dimensions, they work great. I will begin to make some tiles for my new set up and post up how it looks in the next few days.
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First post - I signed up just to comment in this thread. I have just recently started to modify my relatively new first android device and used this thread to theme it, and I absolutely love it!
Thanks so much to paulmz for making this so user friendly, I hadn't done anything on android before and this was painless for me to set up.
I do have one question:
I am planning on using a similar style set-up for my HP Touchpad that I just bought, it is running android CM7 (mod) and the wallpaper resolutions are 1536x1024, however it does have the typical background scrolling for when you change homescreens.
I guess my main question is, how would I go about finding what the dimensions are for the desktop visualizer widgets based on my screen resolution, and should I still go for a 5x4 setup or can I change that?
I'm going to be setting it up in landscape mode too, but that shouldn't matter as a 2x1 would just change into a 1x2.
I'm decent at photoshop and will be able to make all the icons myself but through a bit of thought and trial/error i still cant figure out how to size them.
I am planning on using a similar style set-up for my HP Touchpad that I just bought, it is running android CM7 (mod) and the wallpaper resolutions are 1536x1024, however it does have the typical background scrolling for when you change homescreens.
I guess my main question is, how would I go about finding what the dimensions are for the desktop visualizer widgets based on my screen resolution, and should I still go for a 5x4 setup or can I change that?...
The way that I figure out image dimensions for Desktop Visualizer is to do the Desktop Visualizer Image Size Test. I then take the screenshot into Photoshop to determine that actual pixel dimensions of the bars in the test (If you need help with this part, just post or PM me the full-sized screen shot). Maybe play with a few homescreens layouts. I usually try to do a column/row arrangement that make a 1x1 widget as square as possible (on my 7" Galaxy tab, a 6-column by 10-row layout merits an almost perfect (by 3-pixels) square 1x1 widget).
Hope this helps!
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I think I understand what you are saying, I decided to post here rather than PM you since it may be useful to other people who are just lurking (like I was previously!) Sorry for not trying this previously, I wasn't sure it would work for anything other than 5x4 on small phone screens.
Ironically I did all the work and then after taking the screenshot realized it didn't look right, and it was due to the fact I didn't have auto-resize selected on my LauncherPro settings. When I did that, all of the widget images disappeared and I had to try to delete widgets that were invisible.. what a pain.
Anyways, I have uploaded the screenshot along with some 'bars' that I added in photoshop that have their pixel dimensions (using the marquee tool + trial and error, not sure how to size stuff otherwise).
If I am to understand this correctly, for my current setup (8x6 row/column depending on orientation), I would have the following sizes:
Does that sound about right? I am not so sure that I am doing this correctly. I'm about to test it but thought I would post anyways in case it is helpful for others, and since you were so quick to reply previously, you may still be online.
I used the same picture of times square for most of my 'test' shots, but you get the idea.
I checked, it's a 6 pixel separation between each icon. I think I will just reduce the size of each icon by ~ 2 pixels in each dimension to make them more distinct, I feel that they are a bit too close as it is right now. Call me lazy, but I'd rather do that than change the homescreen rows/columns and resize it all again.
I used the same picture of times square for most of my 'test' shots, but you get the idea.
I checked, it's a 6 pixel separation between each icon. I think I will just reduce the size of each icon by ~ 2 pixels in each dimension to make them more distinct, I feel that they are a bit too close as it is right now. Call me lazy, but I'd rather do that than change the homescreen rows/columns and resize it all again.
Thanks for the help!
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I was actually working on a different theme for my tablet as well.
It looks good so far. I know what you mean by all of the trial and error. Reminds me of what I went through to figure this stuff out in the first place! Anyway, I agree that the icons look too close. But remember, you can't just make images smaller. Desktop visualizer likes to automatically resize an image to fill the widget. To remedy this, downsize the image but NOT the canvas. Then save it as a PNG with the transparent "border" around it. Desktop visualizer acknowledges transparencies still as pixels and will size it according to your canvas.
Hope this helps! And thanks for sharing!
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Desktop visualizer likes to automatically resize an image to fill the widget. To remedy this, downsize the image but NOT the canvas. Then save it as a PNG with the transparent "border" around it. Desktop visualizer acknowledges transparencies still as pixels and will size it according to your canvas.
Hope this helps! And thanks for sharing!
Found that out the hard way. I also didn't think to maintain the ratio for any non-square(ish) ones. That meant the 1x1 and 2x2 all just stretched back to fit, but the 1x4 1x3 stretched until the vertical axis hit the borders, but that caused the width to be less than the original. The end result was all the square widgets kept their size, and all the non square ones were reduced in only their smallest dimension. It definitely would have paid off to think it through first. I didn't think to change only the image size and leave it transparent, I should have known from the way DV acts when I accidentally put a 2x1 image in a 1x2 tile.
Ive got a class in the morning so it's bed for me, but tomorrow afternoon I am going to finish this up and I will post the final product. It's nice to have a built-in screenshot feature on CM7; can't say it's worth installing all the software to get one from my phone that I set up from your thread.
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I hit a bit of a snag when setting this up. For some reason, any widget larger than 3x1 or 1x3 does not 'smoothly' work on the tablet. You can actually see this in the 'success' photo above, the text for the 3x3 'Settings' widget is quite blurry, I don't know why this is, I checked all my dimensions and they are properly set. The 1x3 widget and 3x1 widget work fine, so using those dimensions should work the same for the 3x3 but it doesn't.
Because of this, I had to redo all the widgets in smaller icons. This is fine, but I am still trying to figure out what to do with the other half of my screen, and there I ran into a few more issues.
1) Using the widgets supplied in the first post (blue) as I did on my phone, I could not get the SMS count to work for gmail, it would crash if I set it up for anything other than messaging
2) Smooth calendar is not at all smooth, very stretched and ugly looking.
3) when I run the tablet in landscape mode, the curvefish widgets do not properly fit in the 1x1 area.
The only one I really care about is #3
Do you know what could be causing this?
My workaround for the gmail was to just open the APK and extract the actual Gmail Icon, then use that with DVM to shortcut to my gmail app. However I can't simply do this for the toggle widgets.
Any ideas?
I'm pretty happy with it as is, but being able to toggle wifi, brightness, and bluetooth like the widgets should be able to do would be awesome.
I tried installing the stock curvefish wifi-toggle and it worked fine, except the icon was slightly smaller than the 1x1 slot, I don't know if this is because it was simply designed that way (being round and transparent?)
Thanks in advance.
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...For some reason, any widget larger than 3x1 or 1x3 does not 'smoothly' work on the tablet. You can actually see this in the 'success' photo above, the text for the 3x3 'Settings' widget is quite blurry...
The only thing I can think of on this is the Image Quality setting in Desktop Visualizer.
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1) Using the widgets supplied in the first post (blue) as I did on my phone, I could not get the SMS count to work for gmail, it would crash if I set it up for anything other than messaging...
The last Gmail update (from October, I think) broke every single third-party app and widget that used push notifications from Gmail. I still use an older backup of Gmail (Version 2.3.4.1) just to get my notifications working. Everyone has been yelling at Google about this since October, but Google prioritizes security above customization.
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3) when I run the tablet in landscape mode, the curvefish widgets do not properly fit in the 1x1 area.
Another easy was to get toggles to work is to overlap toggle widgets that you can skin (like Beautiful Widgets toggles) on top of the color tile image of a Desktop Visualizer widget. That's how I do some toggles and stuff, now... as opposed to changing the png's inside the app itself.
I gotta thank all of you for providing me all these wonderful ideas . Special thanks to paulmz
Till now , I was always envious of the Windows phone style but now I think with the amount of customization possible and the way you guys have worked on this android phone 7 theme , Android rocks , hell yea !!
Anyways , before I upload my screenshots , I am wondering if someone can help provide me tiles for the following applications / games because I didnt seem to find them . Any kind of image would do on the tiles as long as it is of the application itself .
1) PES 2012
2) Asphalt 6
3) Blood and Glory
4) Yahoo Mail ( I need something that probably has the yahoo logo on it )
5) Ikariam ( I dunno if you use the app for this game but I am in LOVE with this strategy game so I REALLY would appreciate a tile for it )
6) Riptide GP
7) Stick Cricket ( yes , the greatly addictive game finally made it to android )
As additional info , I have an LG Optimus 2x which is a 480 x 800 device and any size of tiles would do . Be it 2x1 , 2x2 , 1x3 , 1x2 ,3x1 or 4x1, I would love anything related to the above apps
And if possible , please have the tiles say the very same names as the game / application .
If anyone could help out with this , I would REALLY appreciate it ....
Thanks to everyone again , specially to you paulmz , you just changed the way my Optimus 2x looks
Another easy was to get toggles to work is to overlap toggle widgets that you can skin (like Beautiful Widgets toggles) on top of the color tile image of a Desktop Visualizer widget. That's how I do some toggles and stuff, now... as opposed to changing the png's inside the app itself.
Hope this helps!
Not sure how that will fix this problem, because the icon itself isn't properly working, so it would still not have the proper picture, it's cut off a bit where the 'wifi' text is for example.
I cant find any toggle widgets that don't look horrible!
*FINAL EDIT*
I just bought extended controls widget. The extended controls one is great! it allows for transparent backgrounds and all sorts of other customizable things, such as selecting your own background! Now all I need to do is create a 1x1 size image with a blue background and I can set that as my background, voila!
Last edited by BMT; January 22nd, 2012 at 02:52 PM.
Here she is. After much tweaking with the Extended Controls widget (For some reason transparency didn't work, I had to add a black border around the blue, and also make it considerably smaller than the 1x1 DV widgets...)
This is an HP Touchpad that I pretty much use exclusively for school, at least since I bought it. I store my lecture notes, assignments, and any other course material on this, thus clicking the courses on the left opens Astro file manager to the folder for that course. (If anyone knows of a better file manager that I can direct link from Desktop Visualizer Widgets, I'm definitely looking for one. The stock File manager that came with my CM7 always force closes when creating shortcuts.)
The other DV widgets open websites related to classes.
The widgets are self explanatory; but the 'Screen ON' widget overrides the 15 second screen timeout (battery savings!) to remain on indefinitely.
Lastly, I'm looking for suggestions for a clock/weather widget to use (preferably free but whatever). For all purposes, just clock and date would be fantastic. Since I have an android phone, I have weather and everything on there, but I'd like to be able to date my lecture notes without having to grab my phone and I don't really like the look of Minimalistic Text with this layout.
Here she is. After much tweaking with the Extended Controls widget (For some reason transparency didn't work, I had to add a black border around the blue, and also make it considerably smaller than the 1x1 DV widgets...)...
This came out very nice. I'm not sure about linking to a file manager, but I do use Folder Organizer to link just about anything to a Desktop Visualizer widget. Don't know if this would work for you. Maybe try the Lite Version to see if it does what you need.
For a clock, I have been using Make Your Clock Widget Beta for well over a year and I love it - extremely versatile. Another one that I just found but haven't played with is Ultimate Custom Clock Beta, which apparently lets you set anything as a background for the widget. This would have been extremely useful months ago. Instead, I have my clock overlapped onto a Desktop Visualizer widget as a background. Overlapping widgets is how I create my clock and a lot of toggles and notification tiles (see below). You may still want to look into this for your toggles since the icons are a bit small. Widgetsoid 2.0 lets you make the background of a toggle transparent (good for overlapping it onto a Desktop Visualizer background widget) as well as using custom icons (like MetroStation).
This came out very nice. You may still want to look into this for your toggles since the icons are a bit small. Widgetsoid 2.0 lets you make the background of a toggle transparent (good for overlapping it onto a Desktop Visualizer background widget) as well as using custom icons (like MetroStation).
Overall, good work... and thanks for sharing!
Thanks man, I appreciate it.
I'm still on the fence with ADW launcher. I can't overlap widgets using LauncherPro, it sort of 'has' that feature, but not in the way which you or I would need to use it for widgets.
Main reason is I can't get the DV tiles to properly look good using ADWlauncher.
I might look into it in the future if these toggles cause any grief (I agree they're almost ugly in size)
Thanks for the clock apps, I don't think the folder organizer is what I am looking for but Makeyourownclock Beta does look neat, I'll give it a whirl.
hi, what calendar/agenda or memo/note widgets does anyone use with this theme?
(example- i tend to have on my screen an agenda showing the next 5 or so activities in my calendar, and i also make notes of things to do during the day that i like to have on my home screen)
thanks
hi, what calendar/agenda or memo/note widgets does anyone use with this theme?
(example- i tend to have on my screen an agenda showing the next 5 or so activities in my calendar, and i also make notes of things to do during the day that i like to have on my home screen)
thanks
Unfortunately I never had a big use for an agenda widget, so I have not really tried any with this theme.
When I got my tablet I was running through every widget I could try, so maybe these would help:
It looks like most of these have the option of making the background transparent. If so, you can then OVERLAP WIDGETS in order to make them look like the other color tiles.
Hope this helps!
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Just an FYI to people still using this "theme" and a Gmail notifier widget, I figured out a quick fix to "restore" an older version of Gmail to get the notifications to work:
These work with Desktop Visualizer so far (I've only tried the 1x1 to date), but I haven't been able to reskin other apps/widgets yet (they don't seem to scale correctly on the HD display). So, on a high resolution, this theme will probably only work with OVERLAPPING widgets with transparent backgrounds on top of Desktop Visualizer widgets.
I don't plan on doing any other column/row arrangement, so if you need other dimensions, please do THE TEST. I tried a couple of other arrangements, though, and the spacing between widgets was not consistent. The 5x8 is the only one I've tried so far that works evenly.
It's a start. Gonna work on the rest of the icons next.
I am really starting to like these huge icons and the way they look and thinking I might wanna try it on my Galaxy S2. But of course, I am feeling overwhelmed having never done it.
I have a wicked idea for the icons based on my fav show The Office - (have Michael as the email icon, Dwight as sms text, Pam as the phone icon, etc.
However, I don't have Photoshop.
-Do I need Photoshop to create my ideas?
-I am using Go Launcher - can the windows icons layout be done using Go Launcher?
I am really starting to like these huge icons and the way they look and thinking I might wanna try it on my Galaxy S2. But of course, I am feeling overwhelmed having never done it.
I have a wicked idea for the icons based on my fav show The Office - (have Michael as the email icon, Dwight as sms text, Pam as the phone icon, etc.
However, I don't have Photoshop.
-Do I need Photoshop to create my ideas?
-I am using Go Launcher - can the windows icons layout be done using Go Launcher?
Although it is a bit easier with Photoshop, GIMP is a great free alternative to Photoshop.
I tried Go Launcher once... but I didn't really like it. If you feel the need to use Go Launcher, try THE TEST and we'll figure it out.
Hate to be a bother, but would someone be as kind as to post the pixel dimensions for a resolution of 480 x 800 with ADW launcher, dock OFF and status bar ON?
Tried looking through the thread but couldn't really find them, Thanks in advance
Hate to be a bother, but would someone be as kind as to post the pixel dimensions for a resolution of 480 x 800 with ADW launcher, dock OFF and status bar ON?
Tried looking through the thread but couldn't really find them, Thanks in advance
Please go to page-1/post-1 of this thread. At the bottom of the list of available dimensions there is a link to a post which shows a test to run to get the dimensions. Post your full-sized screenshot after and we'll help you figure it out.
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You may not notice it, but apparently there is an 11-pixel horizontal gap and the standard 10-pixel vertical gap between widgets. Therefore, you may not get symmetrical spacing between widgets.
Now, if you didn't do this already you will need to do the test again, but make sure that you have "auto-fit" or "auto-stretch" widgets set in your launcher's settings. That could be causing the inconsistent gaps.
You may not notice it, but apparently there is an 11-pixel horizontal gap and the standard 10-pixel vertical gap between widgets. Therefore, you may not get symmetrical spacing between widgets.
Now, if you didn't do this already you will need to do the test again, but make sure that you have "auto-fit" or "auto-stretch" widgets set in your launcher's settings. That could be causing the inconsistent gaps.
Hope this helps.
I decided to give it a shot earlier myself and got the same dimensions and have been messing with them for a while. This is basically the result I'm getting:
...Well, i made sure the auto-stretch option was checked and did the test again:...
Apparently checking that option didn't help any... sorry, the dimensions ended up the same. The only other thing that I can think of is, if you're using the desktop indicator, locate it at the bottom. ADW already attributes any difference in vertical space at the bottom, which means it already has space to spare for the indicator. If you put it at the top, it shifts everything down to compensate. Otherwise, I can't think of any reason that it would be off by 1-pixel.
Unfortunately, being off by just 1-pixel doesn't make for an easy fix. You may have to just live with it. You could also try to take the full vertical height for the widget, but leave the top blank by 1-pixel and save as a PNG with transparency (ie: if the widget is 141px-high, put a 140px-high image in it and leave a 1px-high space at the top or bottom).
Apparently checking that option didn't help any... sorry, the dimensions ended up the same. The only other thing that I can think of is, if you're using the desktop indicator, locate it at the bottom. ADW already attributes any difference in vertical space at the bottom, which means it already has space to spare for the indicator. If you put it at the top, it shifts everything down to compensate. Otherwise, I can't think of any reason that it would be off by 1-pixel.
Unfortunately, being off by just 1-pixel doesn't make for an easy fix. You may have to just live with it. You could also try to take the full vertical height for the widget, but leave the top blank by 1-pixel and save as a PNG with transparency (ie: if the widget is 141px-high, put a 140px-high image in it and leave a 1px-high space at the top or bottom).
Hope this helps. Let me know how it turns out.
Okay i tried a bunch of things, but didn't get any better, the alignment was still slightly messy. So i decided to ditch the status bar and go with the adw setup you had/have (6 rows, 4 columns etc..)
used the pixel sizes you suggested and heres the result:
Well.... it's really well aligned and stuff, except for a few tiny problems. I guess i COULD live with them (damn you OCD) but I noticed yours didnt have the same issue. So that makes me wonder, is there something im missing or something? :/
Okay i tried a bunch of things, but didn't get any better, the alignment was still slightly messy. So i decided to ditch the status bar and go with the adw setup you had/have (6 rows, 4 columns etc..)
used the pixel sizes you suggested and heres the result:...
Well.... it's really well aligned and stuff, except for a few tiny problems. I guess i COULD live with them (damn you OCD) but I noticed yours didnt have the same issue. So that makes me wonder, is there something im missing or something? :/
I have absolutely no idea. I just got a new Rezound and am having similar problems. Nothing lines up perfect no matter what I do.
Maybe try running the test with the red/yellow lines again to see if the pixel dimensions I use are accurate. Also, if you haven't rebooted or anything, try just resetting ADW Launcher (it's at the bottom of the main screen of settings). I had a problem where I would drag an icon from one screen to the next, and it would actually change sizes between the two screens. After I reset ADW, at least that problem was fixed.
I don't know why this has been difficult lately. But, I'm persistent. I'll figure it out eventually.
I have absolutely no idea. I just got a new Rezound and am having similar problems. Nothing lines up perfect no matter what I do.
Maybe try running the test with the red/yellow lines again to see if the pixel dimensions I use are accurate. Also, if you haven't rebooted or anything, try just resetting ADW Launcher (it's at the bottom of the main screen of settings). I had a problem where I would drag an icon from one screen to the next, and it would actually change sizes between the two screens. After I reset ADW, at least that problem was fixed.
I don't know why this has been difficult lately. But, I'm persistent. I'll figure it out eventually.
Tried that, didn't help. I'll just make the lazy man's excuse that its a launcher problem
Thanks for all your help, really appreciate it and hope you find a fix
Dude, that's crazy. I'm assuming that you mean to have everything arranged like that with overlaps and such?
U really like that?
I honestly have no clue what I am doing - the icons are from XDA - was just messing around with the way it looks and came up with that.
Any idea where I can find more icons?
I tried using Gimp to design my own after inspiration from the show The Office - USA version - but wow very time consuming to start from scratch, esp when doing this while working lol!
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