[BrianJ]

Sorry if this has been covered before, but I searched to no avail.....

I'm trying to figure out how to have a Summerboard theme with NO dock background...I thought if I just deleted the Dock.png file that it would just go away...but when I do this then the standard default dock background shows up...do you have to add a completely transparent dock image?

I've even tried downloading themes that have no dock background, but no luck...the default dock background is still present...I went into customize to see if I could get rid of it...but there was nothing else there to switch to, and there was no delete option....

I could delete it manually, but I don't know where it's located...any ideas???

Brian

[oodatboioo]

u can make the dock that come with your theme transparent!

[BrianJ]

How do you make it transparent???

But more importantly, when you have a theme that doesn't even include a dock, then WHY is the default dock being used...the default dock file isn't in the summerboard theme folder...so why is it being applied when using a theme with no dock...??? How can you stop this...???

[oodatboioo]

u can download paint.net which is free and get any dock u want open it in paint.net and make it transparent. that's all

[mzkaye729]

Or you can load the Dock.png file into Photoshop and change the opacity to 0... that should make it transparent

[BrianJ]

Thanks guys...I'll try that...

But I still need to know how to get rid of the "STOCK" dock as I can't apply any theme that doesn't have a dock because the stock dock gets applied...any other ideas???

Brian

[Jasper44]

Delete SBDockBG2.png from system/library/coreservices/springboard.app

[BrianJ]

Originally Posted by Jasper44

Delete SBDockBG2.png from system/library/coreservices/springboard.app

Thank you! After a bunch of trying to learn, I finally was able to make a transparent dock background...which seems to work well...but just getting rid of that file will be great!

Brian

[brando88]

you could've just downloaded DSI:Transparent in Themes (Customize) in installer.app

it has a bunch of transparent/semi-transparent dock images

[itouchcloth]

yo....thanks jasper nice work, that dock image was seriously shitting me