So i was trying to modify the Rosie. Apk to make the text for the launcher app icon transparent, a la Launcher Pro (hide icon label).
I found in the styles. Xml file an entry for WorkspaceIcon, with textcolor. The xml file set this value to #ffffffff. I tried simply setting this to #00ffffff, but it didn't change when i loaded the apk back on.
Im using apkmanager 5.0.2.
Any pointers?
I want the same ... i want to remove the shadow under the icons text... in this ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604957
I made it !!! when decompile the Rosie.apk there is a file in folder: Rosie\res\values\colors.xml
I change the color to: <color name="bubble_dark_background">#00ffffff</color> so this will make it transparent
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Hi - Is there a version of the espresso notification that keeps the statusbar stock? I really like the espresso pulldown but prefer the normal non-transparent statusbar & default icons...
Or if someone could tell me what is edited so ican apply the mod myself? I use Leedroid 2.0c.
Figured it out myself
Just used themepro to extract & decompile framework-res.apk, and then copied over the espresso images from the blackespressomod.
Anyone know if there are mods to change the icons on the bar?
I've already a mod to change the battery icon but can not find the rest for this ROM. Also I've tried changing the SystemUI.apk create, but by replacing the png icons I like failure, gives an error message (SYstemUI.apk corrupt ......). thanks.
Just a small little tutorial with regard to changing the color of the text for the AOKP dropdown weather status lines.
- First copy your system-ui into whatever apk tool you like and decompile. For the purposes of this I will use the apk multi-tool. Once done, go to the res/layout/weather panel xml and add
android:textColor="#ff33b5e5"
Of course you can use any color hex code I use blue,,,well cause I like it LOL
- After the "android text size" code in line relating to the text such as the city id,,,temp hi and low id and others. Make sure you leave a space between android text size and the newly added color code.
- Once that is done save and back out.
- Recompile the system ui making sure to delete out the resources.arc and any changes you made such as the res/layout folder in the keep file made if you're using apk multi-tool.
- Once that is done, place the new system-ui in a flashable zip (in the system/app folder of that zip of course) and flash away. Enjoy and let me know if you have any problems.
If you liked or use hit the thanks button,,,PM me if you need help,,,PLEASE make a back up before you do anything with the system ui just in case you screw it up and need to go back!
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To mod a ROM, there are a couple ways to go about it.
1. If all you want to do is replace an icon with one from another ROM, THEME or other MOD and the icons are the same size, you can simply replace them in the framework-res or SystemUI apk.
2. if you want to change something like color, text, clock centering or use custom made icons, you have to decomple the framework-res or SystemUI apk, add the icons (if that is what you are changeing) and update the .xml file, then recompile and zipalign and or sign.
Is that about right?
I'm using cm11 on my xperia m , trying to change status bar icons . I successfully changed wifi,signal,bluetooth icons by editting SystemUI.apk
. Now i want to change my battery icons, I'd found some battery icons in framework-res.apk, I recompiled & singned the framework-res.apk after replacing those battery icons.I created a flashable zip and flashed with that zip using CWM.But the changes made are not reflected . The battery icons wasn't changed .
I think the cm11 battery icons files are not kept in framework-res.apk, settings.apk & SystemUI.apk. help me to locate n change those battery icons
With a quick search i found this, give it a look, maybe you want to investigate it further.