Pull down notification - Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3

Any one know how I can change the transparency of the pull down notification
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dean401 said:
Any one know how I can change the transparency of the pull down notification
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Wanam is one route...I've got mine dialed down to 100 percent transparent...
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Cool thanks
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Ok I have another question. How do you use this
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dean401 said:
Ok I have another question. How do you use this
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You use it with wanam, goto the play store and download it and when you open it, it will tell you that you need to download the exposed framework, do that, activate the module and you'll be good to go.
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---------- Post added at 05:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:43 PM ----------
You need to be rooted as well to use it..and always, make a back up first.
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dean401 said:
Ok I have another question. How do you use this
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The first thing is to go into your app drawer, open "Xposed Installer.
Then hit "Framework."
Then hit "Update/Install."
Once done, the changes you make using Wanam will take effect, after reboot, of course.