Hello
Is there anyone who could change the look of the dialer app?
I wanted to remove the part that is highlighted in red.
TopContactProvider I have already deleted, but the place where they were displayed.
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I have a black back background, calls, sms settings etc. I have seen people suggesting XML changes, but i really dont understand how to star that.
Is there anyway i can change this ?
Are you saying your wallpaper is missing?
If so, did you happen to set a very large image as your background?
Otherwise, disregard.
Black background
This is the black background i need to change
Maybe you can say a little more details? Your phone, ROM etc? what does it mean black, black background? Where, in whitch situation?
I`m sorry , i forgot to add the details.
Samsung Galaxy i9100, recently rooted and moved from Gingerbread to ICS. SO, iam now trying to customise one by one.
Some of the problems I face is, when the pop-up comes the background colour and the font colour is the same, and both black !
When i type an email, iam unable to do a copy, paste, selection of text etc., has anyone come across these ?
rakesh5883 said:
I`m sorry , i forgot to add the details.
Samsung Galaxy i9100, recently rooted and moved from Gingerbread to ICS. SO, iam now trying to customise one by one.
Some of the problems I face is, when the pop-up comes the background colour and the font colour is the same, and both black !
When i type an email, iam unable to do a copy, paste, selection of text etc., has anyone come across these ?
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You need to decompile the apk and edit the XML files.
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Hello,
I'm wanting to remove those annoying little green emoticons from my phone. I DON'T want to use a different app. I just want
Code:
:)
to remain a
Code:
:)
. I've located them in /system/framework/framework-res.apk.
Phone: Droid X2
ROM: CM9 Alpha 5
Any ideas?
Use GoSMS? They have different emoticons.
This is just a theory based on my knowledge of how stuff works. When you type in the text smiley face, it tells the phone to replace it with an image. Somewhere on the phone in some file is probably some code that has the path to the image. If its anything like a web page, removing the image but keeping the path may result in something unwanted when typing the text smiley face. Unless there is a code somewhere that tells it to default to text when the image is not found. Bottom line is, if you know how to edit the framework-res.apk, you can try to either delete the images and see if it works, or the next best thing you can do is replace the images with another set of emoticons you can live with.
I may have looked to far into that. lol.
Just make sure to backup your ROM before making any changes.
hello friends,
I'm changing a few things from my rom to design it to my liking. I use V5 simplicity, can anyone help me? I want to change the color to the notifications received in the notifications panel, leave a screenshot of what I mean (marked in red). I would like someone to tell me what is the png to change its color.
Also I would like to change the color of the window menu exits by pressing the lock button, which shows icons: airplane mode, screenshot, reboot, recovery .... I would like to change the white to another color coming out.
Anyone can tell me the path of these two changes I want to change? I'm going crazy and can not find them, anyone can hecharme a hand? thank you!
Questions goes to the Q&A. Putting [Q] in front of the thread doesn't change it. Next time post it there.
Edit: Oh, and we have this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2089279&highlight=cannot+flash that helps cleaning the general thread.
I'm running hyperdrive RLS 19 (which more than likely doesn't matter)... I was wondering how to edit the look of an app.. When I say that I don't necessarily mean the icon or the the title. I actually mean like the look inside the app. I am fairly new to android development. I'm a noob of sorts. I came from using ios . in iOS you can literally locate the image files in the file manager and pull them directly from you phone and edit them. Can you do that on android. For instance if I wanted to change the look inside my messaging app. Let's say I wanted to change the background color, and also the font color only inside that app to red and I also wanted to change the way the listed conversations that appear, look (the way the boxes their separated into look). This forum is specifically for the galaxy s4 so assuming you have one. Just look at your default messaging app and look how the messages are separated into rectangles by conversation if you are unclear of what I mean by the rectangle thing. Sorry for such a long post. How can I make this happen.
Hi! I'm new into creating themes, and I'm looking for a tool that could make it easier. I know how to extract .apk, how to replace images, modify .xmls, but often I don't know what an image is for. Let's say im modding SystemUI and I want to change background of my notification bar. The only thing I know is that inside drawables folder I have to look for something named notification_bar.png, something like that. I was looking for an app that could tell me how an image inside an app is called in code ( example: I'm inside calculator app, I press on background and the app says that file is called background.png and is inside drawables-xxhdpi). I tried Android Studio --> Layout Inspector, but it didn't help me at all because, well, I just don't understand it.
Of course, while modifying SystemUI I can look for explaination of certain pngs on the internet, but
-not every SystemUI is the same
- if I want to change drawables of an app that doesn't have specific explaination I have to know how to identify drawables.
It must be possible somehow, because I've run into some themes that modify external apps (like WhatsApp, SuperSU etc.)
Those ppl had to know what certain .png is for, the question is: How?
I don't believe they just had to sit there and try every possible combination.
Also, inside SystemUI there's A LOT of files that are never used, and their names can be misleading.
Is there any way to identify drawable inside running app easily? Without digging in code and guessing?
Thanks in advance for any answer
I tried to analyze Mms.apk (it's system app). I was looking for a drawable representing default contact icon, here called ic_contact_picture.png .
I actually managed to find a proper layer in Layout Inspector(ConversationListItem.xml), analyzed it and found a code referring to table "id" in resources.arsc . The object the id referred to was called "avatar". And that's it. I couldn't find id(I got it from resources.arsc/drawables) of ic_contact_picture.png anywhere in that layout. There was only id referring to "id/avatar". It doesn't make any sense.
How do I find drawables using Layout Inspector or any other tool?
It was easier when it came to text. I also found an id referring to resources.arsc/id, but that id was included in the layer I was looking at (ConversationListItem.xml).
But I still wasn't able to perform any action on that text, because there wasn't any setting like text color or anything, there was just a line android:textAppearance="@attr/0x1010041"
It is an attrib from framework-res.apk, but when I opened framework-res.apk and found that attrib there was no reference to anything like color, font, so there was nothing I could really do.
Can someone help me with those 2 problems?