Awesome! thanks.
Do you have any idea what the path to the ipod icon is? I'm trying to find it, but I dont see icon@2x.png in the mobilemusicplayer.app file.
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Hey, nice setup! Can you share the lockscreen widget please?
Hey, that's my TWC icon!I don't even remember sharing it ha
Where did you get it map1978?
I see you have a VZ iPhone. I'm on AT&T with 4.3.1 and the path, for me at least, is com.apple.mobileipod and it's
icon-AudioPlayer@2x.png
icon-MediaPlayer@2x.png
EDIT: That was the bundle path I gave you above. It should be MobileMusicPlayer.app
Also, does this work for you? It's 118x118.
Hey, nice setup! Can you share the lockscreen widget please?
thought i got it here at macrumors (altho i changed the slider); none of this is my work tho! here
Thanks. I tried this one icon-AudioPlayer@2x.png and it worked. Do I still need to add the icon to the second path you sent me icon-MediaPlayer@2x.png?
Cant find the path to the skype icon :/
Not really, I don't think. I usually change both anyways. This should help you out with getting the paths to icons (I'm assuming you're using the bundle method).
http://iphone.xengi.net/cfbundleidentifier/
Thanks for the link. I'm using iPhone explorer to locate the app, then the icon and then I am matching the name and replacing the png. Not sure if thats the bundle method lol.
it's called "color keyboard"
$1.99, but worth it (for me, anyway)...
You're not using the bundle methodYou can do it the way you're doing it now however it's a bit more time intensive and whenever you update an app, you'll need to go back in there and change the icon again. Below is a link of my icon bundle that I'm using now. Open this up and you'll see all the bundles in there and all you need to do is drop in your icons (appropriately named) and that should be it. A little more work up front for this method but much better for you in the long run.
http://www.mediafire.com/?77u502i7xzd9iab
Gotcha. Thanks for helping a newbie out! When you say appropriately named, do you mean like icon@2x.png?
Yep. Some are icon@2x.png, others are simply icon.png and some apps, like iFile, have weird ones like iPhoneAppIcon@2x.png. The link I posted earlier should also tell you what the name of the icon should be so that should help get you setup the right way.
What do I do with the iconTheme file?
Can you confirm you're jailbroken on 4.3.1? I've been told no color keyboard mods have worked since 4.0 and I don't want to spend the money only to find out it doesn't work.
Thanks!
cristovao said:fisherking said:it's called "color keyboard"
$1.99, but worth it (for me, anyway)...
Can you confirm you're jailbroken on 4.3.1? I've been told no color keyboard mods have worked since 4.0 and I don't want to spend the money only to find out it doesn't work.
Thanks!
You should name it whatever you want but make sure ".theme" is at the end of the file name. If you keep the same one I linked earlier then the file name should read "iconTheme.theme" Once you've put all your icons in and named them accordingly, navigate to your themes folder at var/stash/theme on your phone, load it into that folder and it should be available in Winterboard. Activate and respring.
Not sure if this would be the correct thread or not but I'm guessing someone else might have this same problem.
I'm using Comfortaa font and the calendar icon here (I think it's Zorsha or Upojenie...can't remember) As you can see the number is centered on the icon but I'm wondering if there is a way to get it off center so it'll line up with the icon. Any ideas?
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8G4 Safari/6533.18.5)
DOES NOT work on 4.3.1. It make the background black but will not make keys black
---- EDIT----
My BAD! Color Keyboard DOES WORK! It's Black Keyboard that Doesn't!
In your info.plist,
<key>CalendarIconDateStyle</key>
<string>padding-left:10px; ......</string>
try editing the value from 10-15px until you get the desired alignment... you might want to edit the font size too just in case it goes way off from the icon.
You should name it whatever you want but make sure ".theme" is at the end of the file name. If you keep the same one I linked earlier then the file name should read "iconTheme.theme" Once you've put all your icons in and named them accordingly, navigate to your themes folder at var/stash/theme on your phone, load it into that folder and it should be available in Winterboard. Activate and respring.
Thank you for that. Now I just need tofollow up with a dumb question and I should be good to go;
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