I'm using AOKP and would to disable the navigation buttons at the bottom. Thing is, the only way to navigate without them, is using the shortcuts in the power menu :-/
I remember seeing a mod that gave us quick controls(the same kind seen in the browser) but for use as a navigation radial in the homescreen. I can't find the mod anywhere though, so was hoping someone here could point me in the right direction?
Thanks
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look for LMT
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I have read on the Internet that you need to go into values/Bools.xml and change true to false. Well phone phone is lacking the folder values in framework–res.apk
I'm on 4.0.4
Does anyone know another way to hide them on completely stock rom? Everything is stock even the recovery.
Thank you so much in advance!
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Any ideas?
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Are you rooted? If you are try to search for Full screen mod or something. I'm not sure it's possible if your device is locked.
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I'm wanting to do the tablet mod without using cwm. I can root fine and change values on my own. I just don't have the values folder in my framework–res.apk for some reason :?
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Also downloaded app from this thread to see if it also changed Bools.xml or had a values folder and it does not so now I am lost on how to hide soft keys on my own.
Thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1497558
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Hide Nav Bar
Hello everybody!
So I have been looking around the internet for about half an hour now for a solution to this. I have a Nexus 4 and I just installed LMT and really like the fullscreen thing. After running into countless unhelpful threads about hiding the softkeys, I came across this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1497558
It worked!!! It worked perfectly! (at least it worked perfectly on my Nexus 4). It hides the nav bar without hiding the notification bar!!!
You can now hide soft keys (and keep notification bar) without modifications and reboots. Just try my new app:
GMD Hide Soft Keys
It also adds Quick NavBar - soft keys that can be opened with simple swipe from bottom and then autohide when not needed :good:.
I'm looking for the best solution for navigation buttons, so that I can remove my navigation buttons from the bottom of the screen and regain that screen space. What is everyone using to replace the navigation buttons? I know there is LMT, with the pie interface, but I was wondering if there was a better option.
I was thinking, is there a way to use the same gesture to swipe from the bottom that is used for google now, is it possible to put custom actions buttons alongside google now in that area? I hadn't seen it on any roms yet, but wasn't for sure. It seems like that would be a perfect place to put home, back, and recent actions.
Lol if you didn't like the on screen buttons why did u get a galaxy nexus
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Because its a great device. I have no problem with them, but if there's a better solution, it would be nice to use it.
Anyone have any useful contributions?
Lmt and button savior are the only options. I prefer lmt. We could write a new app to do what you want, but it would be a major project.
After trying both, I think I prefer LMT as well. Maybe in the future we will see a mod to the Google Now shortcut, similar to how custom lock screen targets are done now.
Wdustin1 said:
Lol if you didn't like the on screen buttons why did u get a galaxy nexus
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Probably for the ability to do things just like this.
What kind of question is that?
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Trying to figure out how to get search button and menu button on rom doesn't have it built in to settings like many do is this possible or something like it
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If you're rooted there are nav bar variants you can flash, for instance, I'm running one with menu button dedicated at the bottom left
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29215393
At the bottom of the first post there are zips for different nav bar combos, i believe that's what i use and it also includes both the search and menu buttons you want. If you flash it, thank the dev
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Trying to figure out how to get search button and menu button on rom doesn't have it built in to settings like many do is this possible or something like it
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For search, swipe up from home key.
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Hi guys!
I have a question. And i'm sure someone can tell me if it's possible or available.
I know we can get mods to have a fullscreen possibility. But is it possible to hide/show the softbuttons by using gestures? For example: swipe up to show. Swipe down to hide?
Hope someone can give me an answer.
Thanks!
Greets from holland.
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I think the cm team is working on a similar function, long press power and select full screen to show/hide soft buttons and notification bar.
Swype'ed on my CM10 Galaxy Nexus
It would actually be awesome to swype in to show the soft buttons and swype out to hide them
Yeah thats what i thought too! If i had the knowledge to build it. I did!
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Something like this? Hth
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1950280
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Just wondering if any of you saw where/how to change the power widget? I only use about 4 different ones and hate that it scrolls every time i pull down the notification drawer. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!!
I realize that is mostly with cm, aokp, or a toggle mod. But this phone has some new options, and was just wondering if anyone saw that one.
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