Resizing clock in statusbar? - Galaxy Tab S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

After changing the system ui default dpi, via the build properties file located in the system partition, I've had trouble with the clock font in the statusbar (see photo attached). Does anyone have an idea as to what might cause the misscaled font up in the statusbar area? And is there something I can do about it?
Also, it would be cool to include the seconds count (hh:mm:ss), if anyone has done that before

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change clock / menu text color

I created my own little gingerbread theme for JPU but got some problems:
I can't manage to change the text color of menus (to white) and the clock (to #919191) in status bar. While I did find a thread on how to change menu and clock color I can't manage to make it work as the compiled apk makes the phone crash.
Could someone please help me get this to work?
Attaching my framework-res.apk in case anyone wants to use it / have a look at the issue
EDIT: Here's screenshots:

[Q] Hide system icons in the notification bar

Hi,
im trying to hide some of the system icons in the notification bar.
I would like to hide the alarm, vibrate and signal icons because they are always displayed and dont provide useful information for me
I replaced the png files of this icons in the SystemUI.apk file with empty (transparent) png images.
This works, but this still leaves gaps where the icons were, like between the clock and the battery.
Is it possible to change the order (like putting the transparent icons to the left), change the size (hiding them by setting the size to 0px) or to hide them completly?
I followed this tutorial to display some of the xml files in the SystemUI.apk but i did not find anything that looks like it changes certain system icons.
Im using Virtuous Affinity 2.05 (Android 2.3.5, Sense 3.5).

[Q] changing status bar and lockscreen font (5.0.2)

Hi,
i have searched but only find how to change to colours.
i want to change the thin status bar font (bigger and bolder) which is hard to see in light and also the even worse thin italic lockscreen clock.
an xposed module would be great but could do manually if you know how.
changing the system font in settings doesnt seem to affect the clocks.
thanks.

non-uniformity in default icons

how yo change yhe icons in op3.??
like all icons are different in sizes,is yhere any way that we can get all the icons in same size. check out the screenshot
r4wky said:
how yo change yhe icons in op3.??
like all icons are different in sizes,is yhere any way that we can get all the icons in same size. check out the screenshot
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Some launchers e.g. Smart Launcher have a option to normalize icons. OP launcher is missing this option as far as I know.
How about some unified Icon Pack e.g. Whicons?
Icon Pack alone should fix the size problem.

Change navbar icon dimensions?

So I made a custom navbar. Using paint.net I have enlarged the icons multiple times and reflashed the zip. No matter how much I enlarge the size of the icon pngs themselves, Android continues to keep the images the same size in my navbar.
I'm assuming there's an xml file somewhere that sets a concrete size allotted for these icons. Does anyone know which file sets these values?
Also, I'm on 8.1 Dev preview opp6.
**EDIT**
After some reading and browsing through the decompiled systemuigoogle, it looks like the answer to my problem may be in res/layout/navigation_bar.xml. These tiny icons are so annoying to look at!
Well with the help of @Tulsadiver, i had to modify back.xml, recent_apps.xml, home.xml and dimens.xml in order to change the size of the navbar icons.
Putting this here in case anyone else runs into the same issue I did.
Can u please tell me what values u modified to disable the icon scaling? Or maybe send me ur modified and original xmls it will surely help. I will also try to make a magisk mod or something which can work in most roms. Thank you.
The scaling is nothing more than padding added to the icons that was not present in earlier versions of android. Shrink the navbar you must also adjust the padding or the original padding, top and bottom push against the icons making them smaller.

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