Hey there. I'm introducing an app that can modify your existing notification shade / panel easily and without root.
Mainly it's not really modifying anything, just provides a complete replacement to the system one. Been working on the animations on it in the last while. Also a status bar replacement is included but that can be disabled inside settings. Has Android O theme's theme with complete animations and look.
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Greetings, I have been working on themeing my device so the quick settings panel and possibly the navigation bar look like the touchwiz settings menu. I am having some issues locating a few resources. 1. I cant find where the wireless and battery information are getting the black bg within the quick settings panel. 2. The black deviders between the quick settings buttons. 3. How to change the text color within the quick settings panel for settings and notifications. And 4. The blueish "ongoing" border/devider color. Also.. I have made several attemts to chage the nav bar colors but have been unsuccessful. Im working with SystemUI.apk, framework-res.apk, and twframework-res.apk. Im currently using a UEUCM13 rom, and andoid version 4.1.2 if it makes a differance. If anyone can provide any help it would be greatly appreciated. I've attached a ss of the missing resources/progress.
Good day.
Is there a way to change the recents panel's background on Lollipop? I am using the F400 variant. Back on KitKat with G3TWB, I was able to make the recents panel blurred, which I liked (though I preferred to have my wallpaper). I want it to look like the one AOSP where the background of the recents panel is the wallpaper set on the homescreen. If I pull out the SystemUI from the Nexus 6 and replace the one from LG, will it work?
Another problem, though it's minor, is the notification panel toggles. It shows up on first pulldown. In AOSP, it requires two pulldowns. I'm bugged by this just a little bit. Back in KitKat, I disabled toggles with G3TWB and put them all in the NavBar by using Xtended Nav Bar Module for Xposed. I just wanted my notifications to look a little cleaner.
tl;dr: Recents panel background is ugly and I want my wallpaper on it. Notification Panel toggles are annoying.
I'll mention the question again: If I pull out the SystemUI from the Nexus 6 and replace the one from LG, will it work? Or if someone can make a modded SystemUI that does the things mentioned above, that would be great.
Thanks a lot for reading.
I ask the same thing, is there any way to change the gray background? it's pretty ugly.
I with you guys
I am also a fan of the bottom style of quick settings.
Phones of size > 5" should provide this, It would be very comfortable and stylish..
It is very unfortunate that H2OS is merged with O2OS and they didn't retain this panel!!!
But, We have a better alternative!!!!:fingers-crossed::good::good::good:
There is an app, whick gives all of the customizations to your hand and let you tweak..
Unlike other apps like iPanel or some ****, this app is completely user friendly.
You can select the quick settings, shortcuts, default music app, size, colours, what not!!!
It has many possible configurations.
See screen shots
I loved this app.
I am sure you too..
*Note: The app isn't what you see in the play store screenshots.
The app details:
name: Quick Control Panel
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.woodblockwithoutco.quickcontroldock
setup:step1: Install the app
Step2: Remove all the quick settings from the pull down (native quick setting) panel. You can retain some unique toggles which are unavailable
in the app.
Step 3: Open the app, give permissions.
Step4: Customize almost everything.
step5: Thank me if you think, I've given you a treat....
Last but not least: If you have a better alternative with you, please let us (others who love this panel type) know..
@qwen3579 asked:Q: after hiding all the Quick Settings toggles on the notification panel, there is a pretty big ugly gap left behind. I wish there was a way to just disable the QS panel.
I noticed this when I used the RR for OP3. There is not way to hide this gap or disable it..
For this there are 2 ways to act..
1) Select '5' QS tiles in the android system which are not available in The panel but you use rarely. The usually used QS will be available handy in the panel.
2). Disable the QS toggles completely from the QCPanel, use all other features like music and Shorcuts. This also looks good and saves lots of space on the view.
The ScreenShots are uploaded
Thank me if I helped you,
If you want me to make a tutorial on this, please let me know.
Here is a h2os like preset I quickly wrapped up.
Extract it in /sdcard/QuickControlPanel/backups
Will post more versions if I will make it more similar in the future or optimized.
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V2
Changed colors for more h2os-like look and added upper icons. Would add the flashlight too but I can't find it in the lists. That would remove it from the bottom row and have the controls non-scrollable (less accidental swipes)
Icons used are from the Flight lite icon pack.
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I love this, BUT....after hiding all the Quick Settings toggles on the notification panel, there is a pretty big ugly gap left behind. I wish there was a way to just disable the QS panel. I'm on RR ROM and although there are some customization settings for the QS panel, there are no options to hide/remove it completely.
Move it to the bottom in the panels order and change the panel height in General settings.
I'm talking about the Android Quick Settings panel, not the app.
@qwen3579
I know This issue, should have explained you this earlier..
For this there are 2 ways to act..
1) Select '5' QS tiles in the android system which are not available in The panel but you use rarely. The usually used QS will be available handy in the panel.
2). Disable the QS toggles completely from the QCPanel, use all other features like music and Shorcuts. This also looks good and saves lots of space on the view.
I'll upload the ScreenShots in the OP
This is nearly H2OSish. Ca we find any XDA friend to create the perfect drawer?
Cause this one has some bugs..
Google Play listing has been removed. Anyone got a link for e for the application
@kalinskym
Search in google for the apk. It is always available in any apk providers out there
Navbar Tools allow you to add colors that match the currently opened app color scheme. You can also add images that you like in the Navbar. And last but not least you can add a battery level bar in the Navbar also.
Google Play Link
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Active App Color
Navbar Tools app add colors to your navigation bar according to the app you use.
Static Color
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Animations
Navbar Tools animate the color on Navigation bar each time you switch to a new app.
Navbar Images
Want to use image on navigation bar? Don't worry you can also add an image on the Navigation bar.
Default Images
By default Navbar Tools provides few default images that you can set on your Navigation Bar. But that's not the limit. You can also add custom images on your Navigation Bar.
Images Community
For more attractive custom images you can join our Navbar Tools GooglePlus community. In that community we frequently add new Images.
Battery Percentage
By enabling this feature Navbar Tools app will show your current mobile battery percentage in the navigation bar. It also gives to option to show this percentage in different positions.
Small Size & less battery drain
As compared to other Navbar Customization apps available in market this Navbar Tools app is small in size and definitely will drain less battery.
I installed it and like it
keep up with gr8 work...
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Geeks Empire said:
I installed it and like it
keep up with gr8 work...
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Happy to know that you liked it
btw which device?
Bump...........
Horribly large round grey background with tiny grey icons, making all notification icons look the same and forcing me to read through all the text to distinguish them ... icon also takes a quarter of the notification area space ...
Idiotic design decision
Is there some OS hack or anything I can do/install to bring back the old notification panel without reflashing? If not, can I do a clean downgrade to previous One UI 4.x without having to hard reset/losing apps and settings?
If available where you are, try Good Lock and Quick Star and redesign, colour at least, your quick panel
raul6 said:
If available where you are, try Good Lock and Quick Star and redesign, colour at least, your quick panel
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Isn't quick star for quick panel only rather than notification panel? I don't care about the former
From memory, it changed notification icons colour
It doesn't. I just tried it. It can apply a theme for the entire panel (similar to color pallete) which is worthless for my goal -- all notification icons are still the same color and on a huge round background color of the same tint.
mastabog said:
It doesn't. I just tried it. It can apply a theme for the entire panel (similar to color pallete) which is worthless for my goal -- all notification icons are still the same color and on a huge round background color of the same tint.
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The bootloader didn't go up a revision. You should be able to flash back. Also the color issue is a bug with the themes that affect the quick settings (via theme park or quickstar)
I just created an account on this forum to enforce how Horrible this new icons are. Next phone not being a Samsung level.
Planning on installing UI4
mastabog said:
Isn't quick star for quick panel only rather than notification panel? I don't care about the former
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It is called Notistar.