I use to use the beautiful icon changer but they have not updated there app to work with lollipop.
I've been looking around and haven't found anything yet so I just wanted to see if any of you guys have found a working app.
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Hi Guys,
i loved the transparent status- and navbar in the new google-launcher.
But I wanted to stick to nova launcher and unfortunately i noticed, that both bars are not transparent anymore
So i stumbled upon this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2328346&page=6
There i read that with the latest beta of novalauncher its possible to set transperency for both bars. (even example screenshots of useres were posted)
Unfortunatetly with the latest beta and a rooted 4.4 N5 i do not have any of these options within novalauncher.
Does anyone knows about this or has this fixed yet?
Thanks in advance!
fallback said:
Hi Guys,
i loved the transparent status- and navbar in the new google-launcher.
But I wanted to stick to nova launcher and unfortunately i noticed, that both bars are not transparent anymore
So i stumbled upon this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2328346&page=6
There i read that with the latest beta of novalauncher its possible to set transperency for both bars. (even example screenshots of useres were posted)
Unfortunatetly with the latest beta and a rooted 4.4 N5 i do not have any of these options within novalauncher.
Does anyone knows about this or has this fixed yet?
Thanks in advance!
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Pretty sure transparency only works with Nova on a few phones. It needs to be updated to allow it on the Nexus 5.
Here is their beta page on Google+. There isn't a current beta, but it's possible they will release a beta with these options to testers first, but I'm not entirely sure.
https://plus.google.com/communities/103449253667195874971
Maybe due to root not possible?
Hello,
as I bought a new Nexus 5 today as a Christmas present for my mother I noticed today, while preparing it, that her home buttons etc are transparent and my ones not, although stock Android 5.0 and Nova Launcher are installed on both devices equally but her's is unrooted and my one is rooted. My notification bar is transparent though... Only within a few apps I see my home button transparent.
Is it possible that this is the prohibiting factor?
Edit:
Sorry, I was so stupid to not notice, that my background caused this.... With another one I see them being transparent. Sry guys for the useless post ;o
I was looking at my phone the other day and though I like the "Droid Blue" color scheme throughout the OS, I thought it might be fun to change it up. Is this possible? Easy, difficult, not at all? Does someone know where to find a procedure to do so? I was thinking of going with a red theme instead, just for something different...
Along the same lines, I read somewhere a while back that it may be possible to change the color scheme on Android 4.4 as an added option by Google within the software - can anyone verify this?
As always, thanks in advance!
4.4 is white and black, thank-goodness they got rid of the blue. Also, you should really take a look at the themes on the Play Store...
Thanks as always for your replies, it's to the point where I await your responses to my posts/questions in the RAZR HD forums
About the themes in the Play Store... Do they typically work with the stock OS / launcher, or do I have to install a different launcher for certain themes I find (as in the Red Light GO Launcher, for the GO Launcher EX app)?
I was also reading recently about the "Themer" (app?) in one of the threads here at XDA - any experience?
Most of the themes require a theme manager. However, you can use Xposed to install themes, if you're rooted. I haven't messed around with Themer or Go Launcher much. Most of the "themes" you can install on a launcher are only icons. The theme manager changes the entire look, just look at some of the themes for CM that are on the Play Store, you'll see what I mean. Xposed has a module that allows you to modify the themes and use them on most ROMs.
It seems like this has likely been discussed in detail but my searching yielded no results for the OnePlus One.
My question is, how are you guys going about getting the Android Lollipop navbar on your OnePlus One?
I'm trying to avoid using the theme manager because every theme I've found a theme that changes the navbar to the Android Lollipop version, also changes other colors throughout the interface. My goal is to leave everything else as is and JUST change the navbar.
What's the best way you've found to do this?
Hey guys, I've recently slashed the Project Dream UX ROM. However I can't change my icons, I can change icons through the theme store but that's it. My device IS rooted. I've downloaded the Grace UX icon Pack and the Galaxy icon themer which I've used before, along with some other icon packs. It says they're applied however I still have the original icons. Also I'm using the S8 TouchWiz home but even without this it doesn't work. I could use an S8 theme however I'd rather use the icon themer and change them individually. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening and how I can fix this? It worked fine when I used to use MM.
I'm on MM so I'm not sure if it will help, but try changing the display scaling from standard to condensed (assuming Android N still has this option). For some reason this forces icons to update for me, after going months with flashing icon zips not doing anything.
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I'm on MM so I'm not sure if it will help, but try changing the display scaling from standard to condensed (assuming Android N still has this option). For some reason this forces icons to update for me, after going months with flashing icon zips not doing anything.
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Just tried and it doesn't work. I think it's something to do with Nougat,
I thought they would be udpated to the android pie round quick settings icons but they are still the same on 9.1 emui, anyone know how to change this?
well....power shade app from play store did the trick, but thought they would be like PIE