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03-10-2009, 11:36 AM #21
Thats cool, for a beginner, this is actually pretty impressive. u figured out how to mod all the right string files.
I didn't have time to clear out all the stock images, but i removed everything that was designated as a backup file cause u don't need to back up. (thats the beauty of wb) just unzip this and put it in Library/Themes and it will do the trick. Also, im not sure why u added transparent (or semi-transparent page indicators (thats the little dots on the SB that tell u which page ur on) but if anyone wants to remove those, just delete the everything but the "UILCDBackground.png" file from the UIImages folder and u should be good to go.
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03-10-2009, 03:04 PM #22Super Duper Moderator
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03-10-2009, 03:15 PM #23
yes, (obviously u have to check it in WB (winterboard) as well) but if u are a noob, look around the folder. Themes are just a portion of what can be themed, in a folder structure. If u understand that structure (what images go where) u can do a lot on the phone. So if u start opening up themes, and just browsing around them before u install them, its a great way to get the feel for how WB works.
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03-10-2009, 06:31 PM #25
I included the invisible page dots by accident, its what I'm running but as leram said, just delete it if you like to keep your dots. Also, I forgot to mention that I made the green and gray slide "knobs" clear as well because I'm running the "Tap to unlock" and didn't want it to show up on my lockscreen. Also, the UILCDBackground.png file is transparent but it can be made to match the keypad/callpad and bottom png by using the default .png and setting the transparency to 60%.
If you guys are curious to see my theme now, you can visit my ftp
Index of /~mazdaspd3/images/My iPhone Theme
I had to do some further snooping to get all the .png files the way I wanted. There are still a few overlaps here and there but I can live with it.
Go back in the directory until you're at "/" and then look for Library/Themes. It should read /Library/Themes.
Also, thanks Leram for cleaning up the files for me!Last edited by av6j30a1; 03-10-2009 at 06:44 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
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