I used the holyfox glass clock but want to get rid of the background to it so its just the numbers, how do you do that?
wow, me too... I like holy clock but i have the same "problem" with clock background.
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I personally have done this by editing the clock myself but having a black clock on a black background (or white on white) would be a nice option.
I personally have the "Hero style" flip clock/weather widget and having two clocks is just redundant. Wouldn't take much to sign two different updates with different clocks.
Just a suggestion... take it for what you will
I have found other threads about changing the clock color, but is it possible to completely remove[/i] the clock from the notification bar?
On here there are so many widgets that give the time, and the lock screen does the same thing.
unfortunately not at this stage. Personally i prefer it to be there anyway cos that means that whatever screen you are on you can see the time (less battery usage too) - also the reason i prefer weatherbug to a weather widget)...
I would like to replace the clock on my home screen with a clock in the style of tajm or battstatt, I dont think it would be as simple as replacing clockopia.ttf though. Anyone thought about this or have any leads/ideas?
Thanks
hibrad2003 said:
I would like to replace the clock on my home screen with a clock in the style of tajm or battstatt, I dont think it would be as simple as replacing clockopia.ttf though. Anyone thought about this or have any leads/ideas?
Thanks
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Meant to say LOCK screen...not home screen
How I can get a transparent or semitransparent navbar? Would prefer semitransparent.
Only way I can imagine that working is making it yourself.
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How I can get a transparent or semitransparent navbar? Would prefer semitransparent.
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would the be so that you could look at the bottom of your background through the navbar?
I ask because that would be the result. an app window wouldn't appear under it, unless in immersive mode... which in full immersive mode - the navbar is transparent...
your typical app is constrained to the screen space between the statusbar and navbar.. they are in non-immersive mode... to better understand what I mean, look at the diagram here;
https://developer.android.com/training/system-ui/immersive.html
also, when u do see apps where the statusbar or navbar look more integrated with the app, that's probably hinting to colourize them to match the app...
anyhoo, I just thought I'd throw my 2 cents in, because I don't think a transparent navbar is going to do what u want it to (?).
I recommend nav bar apps, at least with it the nav bar can dynamically change colors based on the foreground app. This is the app to go-to if you're worried about screen burn.
....for the lock screen to get rid of the ugly clock. Not large like the one below, just want the small icon. Any ideas gang?