This one's in French. It's my first stab at this, and if I knew in advance how long it would take for me to do this well.... I probably would have still done it anyhow. But. Just to say. It takes a long time and a lot of dedication to create this sort of setup. Yes, even if you're a fast touchwiz pro. Even longer if, like me, you started out in the dark, not knowing the widget sizes wrt the various screen settings. ....And only later discovered you had already copied them to your computer, from one of these threads. Hardest part for me was getting the widget titles to be readable, without obscuring the images too much.
What's going on with the dock: There is no dock. Per se. It's a background I made. The goal was to have each screen organized in a theme of sorts, and the name of that theme on the dock. In the middle. That didn't work out so well, as you can see in the photos; on account of the dimensions. However, at least the screen indicator (grey line bar at the bottom) does fall somewhere on the correct name, as you switch screens. Almost like you meant for it to do that.
I originally tried creating a text icon with the screen theme's name, and applying that sole icon in the middle. But no matter how big I made the text, LauncherPro reduces it to a micro size that requires a magnifying glass to read, and you can't change the minimum setting of 5 icons on the dock, to make your single dock icon show larger. I noticed however that if LP is set to smooth scrolling (or NOT smooth scrolling, I forget), then my screen tag titles at the bottom all fit on a single sreen, and they can be made to center correctly on the grey screen indicator bar. But the text would have to change to visual (icon) representations of the titles, because there's not enough room to fit 6 titles on one screen. I will probably end up using this option. Note that I can still access my app drawer by swiping on the dock.
Considerations: The drawback to all of this is that the screens are now easily tampered with (whereas the way I had set it up before, they were hard to tamper with, once configured). Because with all of Launcher Pro's configuration options, there isn't a single one that allows you to lock the dock or screen icons, once you've got it all in place. Example: twice now, in a single day, I lost two of my beautiful screen widgets, just simply scrolling through the screens! Gone. Poof. So fast, I didn't even know what went missing. I just knew I had a black rectangle, indicating something had disappeared.
PaulMZ: I was certain that you could not get the notification dot to work on anything but LauncherPro's stock icons! Seems I had tried this and it did not work, but after seeing that your dot works on a custom dock icon, it's something I'll definitely have to try again.
Translations:
historique d'appel: call history
le prix du gaz: gas buddy (app)
la realite augmentee: layar
prez de moi: places
localisateur de voiture: car finder
enregistreur de voix: voice recorder
e-lecteur: e-reader
detente sons: easy relaxation sounds
