Recently been reading 1 article about full system dpi change (from 480 to 320) b4 was using manually the xposed app settings.
After I change the full system dpi had a couples of issues with some app's like dialer tw and other as well as themer.
The thing is that I could find all the unfixed app's in xposed app setting and change the needed dpi so everething went smooth with all of the except lockscreen and themer.
If any 1 know how you can fix the lockscreen dpi to normal ( when system dpi was changed to 320) I can't find it in app setting as well as themer I can find it but it looks a bit weird.
Sory for opening new topic for that but I wrote in that article but the author did not answer as well as pm just need some help to fix that
Ty
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I am also searching new DPI changing apps including for lockscreen...there is one from bala but now it became old method and many apps FCing
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Try "AppSettings" module for xposed framework.It has per app dpi settings and a lot of other features.You can find it here.And for finding out witch activity represend the lockscreen you can use "Tinted Status Bar" it has a option to show a toast everytime you change the activity or app on the screen.
aresbv2000 said:
Try "AppSettings" module for xposed framework.It has per app dpi settings and a lot of other features.You can find it here.And for finding out witch activity represend the lockscreen you can use "Tinted Status Bar" it has a option to show a toast everytime you change the activity or app on the screen.
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Have tried the app but when I am in lockscreen I can't find the process of it.
Amazing app tint status bar can you explain how its working in details if u have time.
I have tried settings not working as well as keyguard.
Simply kind find that process
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nomikSqash said:
Have tried the app but when I am in lockscreen I can't find the process of it.
Amazing app tint status bar can you explain how its working in details if u have time.
I have tried settings not working as well as keyguard.
Simply kind find that process
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Ok mate....Tinted Status Bar makes your status bar color related to your activity.So...if you are in playstore and the upper ribbon is green your status bar also turns green.Something like iOs 7 look.
aresbv2000 said:
Ok mate....Tinted Status Bar makes your status bar color related to your activity.So...if you are in playstore and the upper ribbon is green your status bar also turns green.Something like iOs 7 look.
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Ty so much for the info. Is there any other ways to find out the activity name of locks reen? Really do not like the delay of other app in the market but need to get the stock working
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Hey there xda people
How can i change the notification bar color ? is it possible ? and can I put to it anader apps inested or more ?
Thank you all for the help.
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This is all you need without ROOTING :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...the+colour+of+the+notification+bar+in+android
With this app, you can edit your notification bar the way you want
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That one has poor reviews, and doesn't look to be free...
Sorry, I guess this is a necropost, but I'm looking for the same thing, and have been for quite some time.
I'm rooted, running CM 10.1, and running the XPosed framework. I've seen a couple of themes, but they always do things like change the dialer layout, or something... I really just want to turn that shade of blue white, and I guess just doing that in the notification bar would be fine.
PAC ROM
tuneon said:
How can i change the notification bar color? is it possible?
Thank you all for the help.
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Anything is possible if PAC ROM already flashed in your device. It has so many option to customize your phone's look and feel. Have a try and good luck.
Is there any xposed module that can change the notification panel's background color to match that of the running current app via the color of the statusbar?
Simple question:
How do I get the notification bar transparent?
I have installed cm11 4.4.2 and i dont found a setting to get the bar transparent....
I installed some launcher but no one showed me a transparent notification bar.
Is there a solution or is the bar at the nexus s always black?
frischeis said:
Simple question:
How do I get the notification bar transparent?
I have installed cm11 4.4.2 and i dont found a setting to get the bar transparent....
I installed some launcher but no one showed me a transparent notification bar.
Is there a solution or is the bar at the nexus s always black?
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You have to first change "ro.config.low_ram=true" to "ro.config.low_ram=false" in build.prop.
Then you can try change to Transparent Notification Bar on your launcher (if it's supported, like in Nova). I haven't gotten this to work my self, but I'm on SlimKat, so it's possible that it works with cm11.
or you can install xposed framework:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
and then install "Enable Translucent Decor" module:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.ugglynoodle.enabletranslucentdecor
This works great for me, with SlimKat anyways.
I think with CM11 if you change lowram to false and reboot it should automatically give you transparent status bar.
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You have to first change "ro.config.low_ram=true" to "ro.config.low_ram=false" in build.prop.
Then you can try change to Transparent Notification Bar on your launcher (if it's supported, like in Nova). I haven't gotten this to work my self, but I'm on SlimKat, so it's possible that it works with cm11.
or you can install xposed framework:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1574401
and then install "Enable Translucent Decor" module:
http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.ugglynoodle.enabletranslucentdecor
This works great for me, with SlimKat anyways.
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It makes notification panel transparent or status bar?
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Problem solved!!
I change this:
"ro.config.low_ram=true" to "ro.config.low_ram=false"
in build.prop .
And now i have the transparent status bar after reboot!
Awesome!!
Thank you guys!!!
Faizi Ch said:
It makes notification panel transparent or status bar?
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Status bar. You should be able to get transparent notification bar without changing the puild.prop.
I get these (gradient) shadows at the top and bottom of my homescreen. I am currently using Nova Launcher and I have disabled the "show shadow" setting in there, yet the shadows still persist. I feel like they might be part of Android OS. I am rooted and willing to modify anything on my phone in order to get rid of these shadows.
There's another thread asking about this and essentially no one knows the answer
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rootSU said:
There's another thread asking about this and essentially no one knows the answer
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Yeah, I searched for it and I couldn't find a solid answer to the issue
I've always thought it was part of 4.4. It's part of GEL just so you can see icons a little better. I think in some xposed modules you can customize the status bar and nav bar so there's no gradient.
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Yeah, datallboy is right. I know how to remove those shadows:
Xposed framework + Tinted Status Bar module
After installing, open up the module and choose Nova Launcher. Then just set Status bar and Nav bar to transparent and the desired color for the icons/buttons
Do you have to use Nova Launcher with this Xposed Mod?
NEXUS 5
No, I'm pretty sure that you can also choose the stock launcher from the list
Title says all. My notifications are too big. I'd like to size them more slim
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iammrhappy123 said:
Title says all. My notifications are too big. I'd like to size them more slim
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There is no way to individually resize notifications.
If you change the dpi (LCD Density) of the display, you will make everything look smaller. This requires root and you edit the default dpi in the /system/build.prop from 480 to something like 400 or 370. This will make everything smaller though. Text, icons on the dock etc
If you have the xposed framework installed, there is an xposed module called "App settings". This will let you tweak the dpi of apps on an individual basis, so you could set the dpi for "SystemUI" (which is essentially the staus bar, Notification drawer and Nav bar) etc
What rootSU said.
Personally I run everyting at 400dpi. Looks best to me.
rootSU said:
There is no way to individually resize notifications.
If you change the dpi (LCD Density) of the display, you will make everything look smaller. This requires root and you edit the default dpi in the /system/build.prop from 480 to something like 400 or 370. This will make everything smaller though. Text, icons on the dock etc
If you have the xposed framework installed, there is an xposed module called "App settings". This will let you tweak the dpi of apps on an individual basis, so you could set the dpi for "SystemUI" (which is essentially the staus bar, Notification drawer and Nav bar) etc
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dannejanne said:
What rootSU said.
Personally I run everyting at 400dpi. Looks best to me.
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Perfect!
Thanks for the replies guys!
Thanks RootSU. you always reply to my noob topics lol.
Aweshum forum!
hello guys! ill get str8 to the point, when u change the dpi to 280<, above other changes,the ui of the status bar changes to 2 seperate "boxes" for notif. and quick set.. and doesnt cover the whole screen when u swipe it down. so is there any way to have this status bar ui in higher dpi (like 360-370)???
Excuse my english is not my native language,ill post a screenshot too.
Xposed with "app settings" module. You change dpi on a per app basis.
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Xposed with "app settings" module. You change dpi on a per app basis.
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there isnt any way to do it WITHOUT xposed framework??
Build Android from source and modify the calculation/formula of whether to use tabletui or phoneui.