Hi
Is there anyhow to change the navigation button position like the 4.1.2 ROM
and or make the black bar of navigation panel transparent,
or change the DPI so the UI icons seem smaller?
You can change the DPI with some mods from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2743786
As for the position, I'm not sure if you can do anything about that.
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I am using Tinted status bar and in some apps the status bars are completely white thereby making the clock invisible.If I make the clock black then in some other apps the clock will become invisible.
I had the same problem. Install gravitybox, go to statusbar tweaks / statusbar colors / turn on enable icon colors. Don't change the colors from there, tinted statusbar whould manage it after that.
PS: Restart the phone.
RIG : Mate 7 M7-TL10
ROM version : V128
Root : Yes
Q : " i'v rooted my phone via Kingsroot 4.0 to get more seeing space by decrease DPI value. i set DPI value 380 right now
status bar nad navigatian bar look perfectly except the navigation bar position,
back, recent and home key are not alligned to the center, the position after DPI change are in the slightly on the left,
can someone here help me to fix this.
TIA
prahastaabenk said:
RIG : Mate 7 M7-TL10
ROM version : V128
Root : Yes
Q : " i'v rooted my phone via Kingsroot 4.0 to get more seeing space by decrease DPI value. i set DPI value 380 right now
status bar nad navigatian bar look perfectly except the navigation bar position,
back, recent and home key are not alligned to the center, the position after DPI change are in the slightly on the left,
can someone here help me to fix this.
TIA
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That's because of the STUPID skinning that Huawei did to its EMUI overlay. I think it is in theory possible to hack the SystemUI or to re-skin the navbar, but it's probably a rather difficult process or more people would do it. Easiest thing is to install Xposed framework, App Settings module and set the SystemUI back to 480 dpi. I know of no other workaround. (Also, setting SystemUI back to 480 dpi also fixes a number of other awkward theming issues, e.g. on the lock screen. The camera app also looks weird at a lower dpi, etc. etc.)
I'm sorry if this is the wrong place to post. I know it's not possible to get a transparent navigation bar as of now, but I just loathe the screen burn in on my pixel. Would it be possible to create an app that simply forces the semi-translucent navbar you get from immersive mode to stay present so you get the effect of having a transparent navigation bar? :cyclops:
Samsung doesn't let us change the color of the white navbar buttons-> Result:Burn in!
I really cannot understand the decision of Samsung not to provide the option of changing the color of the white navbar icons.
I use black themes and wallpapers for 1 year now. Black wallpapers and themes appear great on amoled screens and also help the battery life.
In order for the navigation bar to match my black interface, i turned the navigation bar to black.
The problem is that all these months the navbar is black but the navbar icons are white.
So after 1 year of light use i got a burn in of the icons of the navbar and i have to ask for a screen replacement.
If Samsung had given me choice, i would have set dark grey color for the navbar icons and i wouldn't had burn in. Someone can say that it's my fault because i turn the navbar to black so the contrast with the white icons was too big. Others could say "why didn't you hide completely the navbar? To these type of questions i reply with a question : Was it so difficult for Samsung to give an option to choose a color for the icons of the navbar???? Is it bad to prefer black interface on amoled displays which have exactly this advantage compared to the lcds???
I really hope that someone in Samsung will see this post. It's the first time i am thinking of giving up the amoled displays. In the past i didn't have such a problem because the navbar was outside the screen. Now with the bezeless screens, the navbar burn in issue is more easy to appear.
Just hide navbar or remove it with root/adb
Rex01 said:
Just hide navbar or remove it with root/adb
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If you read my post, you ll see that the meaning of it is not the solution "just hide it". And if it is more practical for me to have it shown as it is by default? What is the answer of Samsung on this? "Well, we couldn't provide the option to change the color of the navigation buttons, we haven't the knowledge that developers of play store have ( there are navigation bars which let the user change the color of the buttons), sorry for the burn-in" ???
Has anyone totally disabled the navbar and replaced it with one of the play store? I personally hide the stock, installed one from the play store, but when i enter an app, the interface of the app doesn't move up, so the buttons of the navigation bar fall inside the app's interface.
I disabled the navigation bar using this methos and works perfectly, is not even complicated.
Navigation Gestures
When i used black nav bar i noticed it's area was a little bit brighter color after that I removed it completely
I changed color to black.
Samsung want that your screen will burn and you buy a always the newest phone.
I use Gesture Controls app and disable the nav bar. However one solution is you can download an overlay that changes the buttons to the Pixel buttons and sets there color to a dark grey. That's what I had been using before the gesture control. Numerous options on Substratum as well. Good luck!
Hi,
I am looking for a way for increasing the status bar height for my dragon touch x10 tablet. I tried the app STATUS which has a status bar height setting and i increased the size but it didnt work. Any ideas on how i can accomplish this? Another app or whatever.
thx