I set up a text module to display the remaining minutes to the end of the current event, and a progress bar too, but I would like it to appear only when events are active. How could I hide it when no event is active? (I know how to determine when that happens and ask how to fornat the progress bar),
I thought about setting the bar colors to the background color but I would like to keep it transparent.
Any ideas?
wap4u said:
I set up a text module to display the remaining minutes to the end of the current event, and a progress bar too, but I would like it to appear only when events are active. How could I hide it when no event is active? (I know how to determine when that happens and ask how to fornat the progress bar),
I thought about setting the bar colors to the background color but I would like to keep it transparent.
Any ideas?
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Use the [ox] [/ox] tag in the advanced parameters of the progress bar to move the bar off-screen when there is no event. Example: $#event#=0?[ox]3000[/ox]$
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Judging by my searches, this cannot be done ...
I can make the clock in the titlebar appear on all programs.
I can replace the clock in the titlebar with the battery icon.
So why am I unable to put the battery icon in the titlebar of all programs?
Or can I?
As there is no reply yet, perhaps I can suggest a different approach?
I use the Freeware app Batti version 2.4. You can Google it. This puts a thin row of pixels across the top of the title bar. One of the options is to make it "always on top" and this will ensure that it is visible even when an app takes over the full screen. It is a very small program 164kB which runs at startup. You can even set how many pixels high is the strip that shows battery status, and change its colours while on battery and charging states. Of course it takes up no space on the title bar itself (apart from say 3 pixels vertically) and therefore you can display clocks etc as well. Thoroughly recommended.
because the X1 default just display either time state or battery state...
Not sure how to do it specifically, but some ROMs, with newer menus at the bottom of the screen, will have both battery and time in the status bar.
Displaying clock and batrey bar
just hide the clock option so the batrey bar will be displayed, and in today screen seting you have to put the date so the clock will be displayed also on your screen good luck
you can install SPB pocket plus, go to settings, enable the Battery indicator as an icon, then go to time and select to always display clock on top.
that will give you both batt and time display on top row.
Search for ArielBattery. Found it yesterday and does the job perfect! Sry for my English
I'm looking to mod the brightness settings that appear in either the power control widget or the notifications widget. Specifically I want to either add or edit one of the current ones so that I have a auto/90% (or some other % of my choosing). The closest one now is auto/dim/100%, but that's one more step than I need. Sometimes the room is just a touch too dark and the light sensor is causing my display to be too dim for whatever task I need. Anyone able to lend me a hand as to what I need to edit (if this is doable, which I see no reason why it shouldn't be)?
I honestly don't know of any way to get a truly "custom" level (like 90%) in the notification dropdown settings. I know with CM7 you can select what brightness levels it will toggle between. You can also control brightness by sliding left or right on the status bar. MIUI also has a brightness toggle in the dropdown menu, when its not on automatic there's a slider for screen brightness.
I know that xposed in combination with some modules should allow you to change some of the statusbar icon colours.....
What I'd ideally like.....
Battery Colour to change from Green to Yellow to Red at determined charge points.
Bluetooth Icon to be Blue
Wifi Network to be one set of colours
3G/4G Network to be a different set of colours
Probably a couple of others I can't immediately think of.
I've google and read over the last few days and while there are some modules that allow some features from the list above there seems little granularity (i.e. I can change ALL the statusbar colours in one module, but not selectively some...) or some don't allow the changes I want at all.
I realise after reading that some of the icons are app installed pics, rather then text graphics and you'd need to change the underlying pic to change the colour.....
But is there a way to do ALL that I want above?
If you're asking why it's simple.....when you're busy and in a hurry the human brain recognises cues from colours far easier and faster then from graphics...we've been wired that way for generations.
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I usually turn off the auto luminosity because I don't like it changing when inside.
The punishment is that when I go outside in a sunny day, I see nothing on the screen and I would like to fix it without fumbling for minutes trying to find a dark corner in the street so that I can raise the luminosity again. Something like gesturelike, for instance finger.s moving up the screen raise luminosity.
hockenberry said:
I usually turn off the auto luminosity because I don't like it changing when inside.
The punishment is that when I go outside in a sunny day, I see nothing on the screen and I would like to fix it without fumbling for minutes trying to find a dark corner in the street so that I can raise the luminosity again. Something like gesturelike, for instance finger.s moving up the screen raise luminosity.
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There are apps to control the brightness using a gesture in the status bar.
Super Status Bar - Customize - Apps on Google Play
Easy brightness control, notification ticker text, gestures, battery bar & more
play.google.com
Stano36 said:
There are apps to control the brightness using a gesture in the status bar.
Super Status Bar - Customize - Apps on Google Play
Easy brightness control, notification ticker text, gestures, battery bar & more
play.google.com
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This one asks too much privilege for my taste (only my passsword manager has accessibility access rights). I'd rather have something in the OS do that because I think apps will need accessibility access to capture gestures !?