Anyone knows a way to remove the screen indicator right above the dock? No, I don't want to use different launcher. I like everything else about this launcher, but only that. OOPs!.......my bad on the typo title. I was thinking about something else.
I would like to know as well.
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Hi guys,
I never use the speaker icon on the top bar.
Can i remove this, it seems to take up extra space which i'd rather have to myself
Cheers if anyone knows how.
I'm interested in knowing this too.... it tells me no information... and I can't even click it.
phillips321 said:
Hi guys,
I never use the speaker icon on the top bar.
Can i remove this, it seems to take up extra space which i'd rather have to myself
Cheers if anyone knows how.
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Its merely a shotrcut to your volume.
The only way to get rid of it would be to find a Topbar icon package that has taken it out.
Start here and follow the links, you'll find something.
I had a battery widget on my screen, which I swear was on the phone before I downloaded any apps. Maybe I am going nuts. It did not show %, but it showed bars.
The nice thing was when I clicked on it it would open up a page showing what apps were using the battery.
I pulled it off the screen, and now cannot find it to put back.
Anyone see anything like that?
It was on the phone when you got it? I just got it yesterday and never saw anything like that....hmmm...
Are you sure you're thinking of a widget rather than going to Settings, About Phone, then Battery Use?
Well, since posting a few min ago, I found that. But I did have an icon on my desktop that I could call that very thing with. But darned if I know how I got it there.
I've been messing with this thing so much, I'm going brain dead.I was having problems a bit ago remembering which app I used to check on available memory. But finally remembered it was Advanced Task Killer.
Long press on the desktop like you were going to add a widget or wallpaper. Choose Shortcut instead, then scroll down to Settings, click it, then choose Battery Use.
That'll put a nice little battery/magnifying glass icon on your desktop, click it and it does what it says, just like you'd went into Settings/About Phone/Battery Use.
And notice some of the other quick and handy shortcuts you can make, besides the wealth of those found in the Settings part.
Well, I am pretty sure that is how I got it there. It has disappeared from the list, so I can no longer install it.
So I guess the real question is what determines what is in that list.
Hmmm....I wonder if that is a Samsung widget, which won't work with Launcher Pro.
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Nope, I don't see it no matter which launcher I select. I wonder what else is missing.
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Well, I am pretty sure that is how I got it there. It has disappeared from the list, so I can no longer install it.
So I guess the real question is what determines what is in that list.
Hmmm....I wonder if that is a Samsung widget, which won't work with Launcher Pro.
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Nope, I don't see it no matter which launcher I select. I wonder what else is missing.
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i have it working with launcher pro
I'm a dork today. I found it. And if I had slowed down and read Croak's reply and paid attention he had the answer.
What I was skipping was selecting Settings after going into the shortcuts. I was thinking that was the settings ICON to open general settings.
Does this look appealing to anybody else? You would have to use it in landscape and you just spin the wheel and it shows notifications from whatever app is on the left. I just threw this together in like 2 minutes after I thought of the it. Is there anything else out like this?
So I LOVE Themer! But, for some odd reason it chooses not to work on our Moto X. I get an error that states the DPI on our device is not compatible with Themer. What's odd is that I was able to get it to work at one point, but it had problems. Anyone else know of a way to fix this?
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So I LOVE Themer! But, for some odd reason it chooses not to work on our Moto X. I get an error that states the DPI on our device is not compatible with Themer. What's odd is that I was able to get it to work at one point, but it had problems. Anyone else know of a way to fix this?
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did you resize the nav bar via gravity box or similar? thats what i did and had to revert to 100% to test themer.
Last time I checked it was working fine. but yeah, a different sized navbar will mess it up, so make sure its stock height.
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did you resize the nav bar via gravity box or similar? thats what i did and had to revert to 100% to test themer.
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I did reseize the NAV bar. I never would have thought of that. Time to switch back
I wish themer didn't check the DPI. I loved themer on my S4 but I can't stand the default nav bar size on the X to be able to use it.
So, I'm having trouble figuring out how to change the notification sound per app? Everything leads to the sounds settings which only seems to let you pick ONE sound for ALL notifications (with the exception of those that come with their own). What am I missing here? Am I just blind lol? I swear I can do this on my tab s7 (it's out for screen repair so I can't check for sure).
Let me know if I'm missing something here.
Bonus points: how can I make the sounds settings see Google sounds? I installed the app, but they don't show. I'm sure there is probably an extra step I'm missing.
Thanks!
Nevermind, I figured it out. Just have to dig deeper into the notifications in the app info..