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iPhone Post your Jailbroken Home Screen (Part 3)
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right here
i was gonna answer PM now..
i guess you can watch the image. after word here.
link http://img198.imageshack.us/img198/5580/schnedicarrier.png
Gary, would it be possible for you to post the battery in the screen shot? I've got that signal and wifi package and that battery goes perfectly with it.
Im completely new to themes, I know how to install cydia themes on winterboard but that's it, how do you install downloaded themes from computer?
Its there, its white so you can't really see it, but it is there. Thanks for sharing Schnedi.
yup, tried the white area in the top left corner....right clicked and saved it, thanks
I have another html question. I am using one of the flip clock themes, I think by Schnedi. The date shows up as 11/09/2011, how would I adjust it to show up 09/11/2011? Does anyone know without mr posting the html? Thanks
Everything I try either changes nothing that I notice, or it does this:
Everything I try either changes nothing that I notice, or it does this:
Schnedi will probably address this when he gets on, but there's often a string somewhere in the HTML that puts the three pieces together something like
or some such. The one I'm looking at has periods as separators; others will have "|" or "/", etc. Mine also has "date" as the name for that element, so that line starts with:
I'd figure out what that element is called in yours, and start hunting for a line that looks like that, assuming that the three elements are in fact linked in a common date string, and not individually moveable. Once you find it, all you have to do is reorder the pieces, swapping "this_date_name_array[this_date]", for the one for the month. Make sense, kinda? They may not be named identically to this one, might be "weekday" instead of date, for example, so you may have to do a bit of looking. I'd start with a search of the HTML for "/" (must include the quotes on either side), since that's your separator in the widget shown.
(this also is how time strings are often done if they're not kept as individual components)
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this_date_name_array[this_date] + "." + this_month_name_array[this_month] + "." + this_year_name_arrayor some such. The one I'm looking at has periods as separators; others will have "|" or "/", etc. Mine also has "date" as the name for that element, so that line starts with:
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document.getElementById('date")I'd figure out what that element is called in yours, and start hunting for a line that looks like that, assuming that the three elements are in fact linked in a common date string, and not individually moveable. Once you find it, all you have to do is reorder the pieces, swapping "this_date_name_array[this_date]", for the one for the month. Make sense, kinda? They may not be named identically to this one, might be "weekday" instead of date, for example, so you may have to do a bit of looking. I'd start with a search of the HTML for "/" (must include the quotes on either side), since that's your separator in the widget shown.
(this also is how time strings are often done if they're not kept as individual components)
Thank you for the quick response, I am going to look at it again right now. I found just what you pointed out last night, but when I tried to rearrange it, that is when I lost everything/ But, since I wasn't even sure that was the right place to edit, I didn't spend much time on it. So I probably messed something up, I will try again, thanks.
Edit:Thanks again, I was able to get it working. Without you pointing me in the right direction, I was really lost. I hate messing around with the code when I'm not eve sure if I am changing the right thing.
But after changing this, it looks just like I wanted it to:
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document.getElementById("weekday").firstChild.nodeValue = this_weekday_name_array[this_weekday] //concat long date string
document.getElementById("date").firstChild.nodeValue = this_month_name_array[this_month] + "/" + this_date_name_array[this_date] + "/" + this_year //concat long date string
}Now I need to figure out if I can hide all statusbar elements on the LockScreen, but keep the on the Springboard. I thought I remember reading about a tweak that will do this, I just can't find it now.
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Both are very smexy,love the LT with the cat,sweeet....
Maybe move the widget at springboard alittle to the top?
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