I would like the status bar clock to display not just the hours and minutes but also seconds.
Can it be achieved? I am running xiaomi.eu rooted.
There's no way to achieve that without being on a custom (aosp) rom and using gravitybox
You can also try Xposed (or LSPosed) and CustoMIUIzer module, maybe it'll work
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So I was playing around with the polar clock live wallpaper and what not, and was wondering if its possible to show seconds on the clock in the status bar? CM7 already has clock settings, so was thinking if this is able to be done. Anyone got any info?
I'm looking for a way to do this as well... Any luck?
One solution...
With the Xposed Framework installed, use the XuiMod module and its Clock Mods to enable the clock's seconds display... Works great!
We can't get Xposed framework for our device. It doesn't support our processor. I'm sure there is a way to do it...you would just have to write the code for it. It's probably the systemui.apk
I'm trying to get the AOSP battery icon instead of the Sony one. I've tried GravityBox, which works to add the AOSP icon, but Sony's one is still there. I know I can disable it in settings but it still shows on the lock screen and when the notification pane is down. Is there any other way to change/remove Sony's battery icon?
Not Optimal... But it works!
So I am figuring you are trying to do this because you got gravity box and when you apply a battery icon it adds it alongside the stock one but doesn't replace it... So there three easy steps to get rid of it! First of all in the settings search for personalization, system icons and untick battery... this will get rid of the battery in the status bar when it is NOT pulled down; then go to the xposed app and download a module called clean lock screen, activate it and tick the option for the removal of the status bar icons... this will get rid of it in the lock screen BUT it will also remove the gravity box one and the WiFi and data signal icons... and lastly, download a module from the xposed installer called android N-ify, this will add some awesome features like the double-tap recents to go to last applications and yata yata but most important thing is that this will customize your notification and quick toggle panel and it by default hides battery... so reboot and your stock battery should be successfully hidden!! I know your question is kinda old by now but I just got back to stock marshmallow in my z3 and was struggling with this same exact problem and this was the best solution I was able to find for this!
Is this not a thing in this OS or am I not finding the setting? You have to scroll down to see the current date and doesn't sticky on the bar.
I don't believe it's possible without modifications.
Nevertheless you can achieve this with gravitybox (root/ magisk and xposed needed).
you need xposed and flat style bar indicator pro, i don't know if gravity box can activate the date in statusbar
Edit: it can, but disappear after a while or reboot, don't know why
Or substratum theme. On OP5 i successfully used K-Manager (which dynamically generates substratum themes) to display date in status bar but I'm unable to make it work on OP6.
GrumpyRaver said:
Is this not a thing in this OS or am I not finding the setting? You have to scroll down to see the current date and doesn't sticky on the bar.
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There's no room for it in the bar it would take up a whole section
It works with xposed and gravitybox.
Forgot to post the screenshot
PS: LOL. You cannot take a screenhot of the notch. On screenshot it shows a continuous status bar.
Good day,
Does anyone know if you can display the seconds in the status bar on Android 12 ? I have tried GravityBox and other LSPosed addons that I have found and none had applied the change.
I just updated my P7P to the latest security update and rerooted and all.
Root works and all other modules installed seem to work corerctly.
However, Themer can no longer change anything related to the Quick settings beyond transparency and AOSP mods can't apply any changes whatsoever, and trying to enable network monitoring on the quick settings pannel makes the UI to crash constantly.
Lsposed and its modules are also enabled and working correctly.
Anyone else expariencing the same issue?
I am missing anything important here?
[SOLUTION]
-Disable Magisk hide or any similar functionality.
-Uninstall all the theme modules, even the ones that seem to work.
-Reboot
-Access the apps settings and delete all data from all the apps realted to the themes and modules just uninstalled.
-Reinstall all the modules (reboot required).
-Apply all the theming options you had before.
After that it should work again.
If you have very especific and complex themes adn UI changes made you might want to try to create a backup of those before going through that process, as it will remove all UI modificatons made with those tools.
All the stuff I use in Themer (Gradient, QS shapes, custom brightness slider + icons) works perfectly for me.
However in AOSP Mods I can't move the status bar clock to the right anymore, since updating my phone to the December patch. Other things like moving the brightness bar to the bottom work, though.
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All the stuff I use in Themer (Gradient, QS shapes, custom brightness slider + icons) works perfectly for me.
However in AOSP Mods I can't move the status bar clock to the right anymore, since updating my phone to the December patch. Other things like moving the brightness bar to the bottom work, though.
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For me shapes, brightness bars, colors on the panel and so dont work, the custom clock does tho.
On AOSP mods nothing related to status bar works, and if i enable wifi status on Quick Settinsg Pannel i get the UI crashing...
Okay, i fixed it.
For anyone with the same issue, this is what i did:
-Disable Magisk hide or any similar functionality.
-Uninstall all the theme modules, even the ones that seem to work.
-Reboot
-Access the apps settings and delete all data from all the apps realted to the themes and modules just uninstalled.
-Reinstall all the modules (reboot required).
-Apply all the theming options you had before.
After that it should work again.
If you have very especific and complex themes adn UI changes made you might want to create a backup of those before going through that process, as it will remove all UI modificatons made with those tools.