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[REQ] Remove dock divider from JB launcher.

I was wondering if anyone could make a cwm flashable zip to remove the dock divider from the JB launcher. would be for the Verizon(CDMA) Galaxy Nexus running DroidVicious JBv1. Thanks in advance.

Why not just use nova or apex?
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arknailed7754 said:
Why not just use nova or apex?
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Would that affect the overall smoothness/performance of JB? I'm trying to keep everything as close to stock as possible, so I'm trying not to use 3rd party apps. I just need minor mods done.

Persistent search bar

Jelly bean and ICS have different persistent search bars, where are the pngs stored? in what apk?
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What are you doing exactly with it???
If you want to change it, us NOVA or APEX.
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prkchop said:
Jelly bean and ICS have different persistent search bars, where are the pngs stored? in what apk?
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framework.apk maybe?
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I know a different launcher will do it but I want to change it myself. Like in Photoshop like I do for all my icons and pngs
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If you make one yourself, then post it in theme and apps ... I too would like to change it!

Google search bar

Is there a way to remove it I've looked and can't find anything
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install a custom launcher

k786 said:
install a custom launcher
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Such as ADW launcher, nova launcher, apex launcher
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[Q] Settings Screen Coloured Icons

Bit of a noob questions, is it possible to change the Settings Screen Icons to look more like the Galaxy S3 Settings Screen, the Nexus 4 icons a very mono, want coloured icons.
I guess I would have to root the Nexus 4?
Thanks

If your rooted, just apply a theme u can download from play store. There's actually a theme called Touchwiz which is exactly what you are looking for
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declan8888 said:
If your rooted, just apply a theme u can download from play store. There's actually a theme called Touchwiz which is exactly what you are looking for
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Thanks that's just the answer are was looking for.

No problem. Pls use the thanks button
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You can also apply icon themes through a third party launcher like nova or apex without the need for rooting.
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[Q] Google Now Navring Shortcut

When you long press the Softkeys on the Nexus 4 you see a Google Button from where you can get quick access to Google now. I want do know now where this image is placed because I want to change it and flash it. Does anyone know how to do this?
I am on stock rom and rooted by the way.
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Don't know how you can do it on stock but some custom ROMs include the feature. I'm using slim ROM......
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AW: [Q] Google Now Navring Shortcut
I just want to change the image of the Google Now Button, not adding anything to the Navring. So instead of this white Button with black Google logo an other picture.
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Does anyone have an idea? :/
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EdForce01 said:
When you long press the Softkeys on the Nexus 4 you see a Google Button from where you can get quick access to Google now. I want do know now where this image is placed because I want to change it and flash it. Does anyone know how to do this?
I am on stock rom and rooted by the way.
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I would search for it in system/framework/systemUI/res/drawables/xhdpi (or hdpi for other screens)

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You mean /system/app/systemUI/... don't you?
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EdForce01 said:
You mean /system/app/systemUI/... don't you?
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Oh, of course. This is what I meant to say. I mixed it up with the framework resources

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Good idea but it is not the right one :/
I also searched for it in /system/framework/framework-res.apk/... and /system/app/velvet/...
I often saw the image but when I flashed it nothing changed there :/
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EdForce01 said:
Good idea but it is not the right one :/
I also searched for it in /system/framework/framework-res.apk/... and /system/app/velvet/...
I often saw the image but when I flashed it nothing changed there :/
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/system/app/systemUI.apk/... ?

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Yes "..." is just /res/drawable-xhdi
so it is/system/app/systemUI.apk/res/drawable-xhdpi
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Does anyone have an idea? :/
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EdForce01 said:
Does anyone have an idea? :/
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the image file is in the google search apk, not the system framework.

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Do you mean the Velvet.apk? I flashed the image files but nothing changed :/
Did you try to flash them?
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