Hi guys, I'm a bit curious here. Can i use the clock which is on the lock screen of the Xperia Mini ST15i instead of the digital or analog clock widget on the home screen? The digital is way too small IMO. Here's a screenshot of the clock in use (not sure how they got it so big and nice):
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The clock there is just a basic text script there, not as widget.
It is basically the clock(the text), written in certain font, that is updated after every minute.
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Someguyfromhell said:
The clock there is just a basic text script there, not as widget.
It is basically the clock(the text), written in certain font, that is updated after every minute.
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Ah ok, I'll see what clock apps are available on the market then. Thanks for the reply.
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I found this great digital clock widget from Arc/Play in the other thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1027853
But I can't get it working on X8 - on CM7 it closes with an FC and displays a tinted rectangle where the clock should be.
Can you please test it and help with your knowledge to get it working on X8?
You can download it here:
widgetdigitalclock.apk
Here is a screenshot how it should look on Arc/Play/X10:
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It's working with me, just needed to install normally..
But.. this is in hdpi and xperia x8 is mdpi.. it looks ugly, this monster in my screen.. XD need to be resized to fit perfectly in ours screens..
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Strange that it does not work for me on two different CM7 roms...
PhonerX said:
Strange that it does not work for me on two different CM7 roms...
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BUMP
Anyone get this working on CyanogenMod 7 yet? Im on Zdzihu's CM7 on X10 and I really want this widget for my ROM
I am attempting to resize the dock bar (stage) on my stock Ray. I have searched for hours in the decompiled Home APK and tried numerous things to no avail. Does anybody happen to know how I can do this? I would just like to make it a little smaller.
I have attached my Home APK
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Sorry to post here but there is no Q&A section for Ray
I have a world around.
Use a custom launcher such as launcher pro or adw and use a custom dock ?
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yeah I have used ADW and its perfect but for some reason some of the SE widgets wont work any other launcher and I like them.
There is a dimension for "stage height" listed here Home.apk\res\values\public.xml
I have added it to Home.apk\res\values\dimens.xml as it didnt exist there and defined it as 65.0dip as per the other dims but this made no difference.
My knowledge of the code is limited so I am at a loss.
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In the latest Home.apk i.e FW .42 there is a dimension called Stage_Breadth here Home.apk\res\values\dimens.xml. This will change the height of the dockbar.
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how u do that? show us step by step
Here are a few screen shots of clocks I've made with the Make Your Clock Widget Pro App https://play.google.com/store/apps/...WJhbGVrLmFuZHJvaWQubWFrZXlvdXJjbG9jay5wcm8iXQ. The first clock is a remake of the newly released Google Now widget, which all I did was change a few things up top. (*I also have it set up to launch Google Now when pressed.*) With this app, you can download this clock and other clocks I've made or clocks made by others. You can also make your own clocks, upload them and share them for the world to download and have on their phones. I am using and have only used the pro version. I'm not sure of the limitations for the free version and if all of these features are available. I'll update this page as I create more clocks.
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Nice work, bud. Nicely structured OP as well (I'm a sucker for that)...
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Nice work, bud. Nicely structured OP as well (I'm a sucker for that)...
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Thank you sir. I appreciate that!
I found a very simple way to get a horizontal launcher, using simply a glitch I found within an app.
Firstly, install Notification Toggle (i'm using v.2.6.4).
Add the 'Rotation' to the notification bar.
By preference change the status bar icon to a battery percentage.
Go to a stock app that supports a horizontal view (e.g. settings, Conversations).
Toggle the Rotation using the status bar.
Lock it at horizontal.
On my Xperia Ray, the launcher was then horizontal.
Gallery found at imgur*com/a/Yeuv0
(Sorry, I'm new).
thanks for that i've tested it before and it's working very good......
note: please download xperia icon pack in the last 2 packages in the notification toggle icons downloader which is made by me to be more compatible with xperia devices.
Screenshots:
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Nice
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It's for 2.3 or 4.0 ?
streetu said:
It's for 2.3 or 4.0 ?
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4.0
I have tried everything and I can't seem to be able to get Month or Day of Month to align vertically as shown in the picture below.
Is this even possible? I know it is using the Week Bar, but I'm not so sure about the others. I can't figure out where the option is to make anything else besides the Week Bar go vertical like someone did in the picture below. Is this picture just a fake or what?
Any help at all is greatly appreciated!
Thanks so much!
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As far as I remember this widget can be found in the templates of Zooper Widget app.
I don't know if it can be done with UCCW too.
Primokorn said:
As far as I remember this widget can be found in the templates of Zooper Widget app.
I don't know if it can be done with UCCW too.
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I had a feeling... Haha, thank you.
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