Last question: Do you know anything about spacing? Like, each lines indent? I noticed yours has 2 spaces more with each line. Is that standard?
Create your own skins
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Haloruler64
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Re: Create your own skins
Thanks so much man
Last question: Do you know anything about spacing? Like, each lines indent? I noticed yours has 2 spaces more with each line. Is that standard?
Last question: Do you know anything about spacing? Like, each lines indent? I noticed yours has 2 spaces more with each line. Is that standard?
- meyergre
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Re: Create your own skins
meaning the gap between the keys ? there is no "standard" actually, i found a balance which seems pleasant to me, that's all 
i've drawn themes with thinner gap, and others even without buttons
so just do as it looks good to you 
note : think about low-res devices : if the gap is too big, the buttons will be too much thin, and the result could be ugly.
by the way, Cyril, is there a way to include ldpi pictures in the zip, like we can already do for hdpi with the drawable-hdpi folder ? i know the android sdk support it, but it seemed not to work in smart keyboard last time i gave a try.
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i've drawn themes with thinner gap, and others even without buttons
note : think about low-res devices : if the gap is too big, the buttons will be too much thin, and the result could be ugly.
by the way, Cyril, is there a way to include ldpi pictures in the zip, like we can already do for hdpi with the drawable-hdpi folder ? i know the android sdk support it, but it seemed not to work in smart keyboard last time i gave a try.
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Haloruler64
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Re: Create your own skins
No, I mean the gaps, or indents, before lines in the XML. You have to spaces more for each line down. That the standard? Or can you just press tab?
- meyergre
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Re: Create your own skins
oh, sorry. it's a easier to read with tabulations, like in every markup, scripting or programming language,but you're not forced to follow it. any software would read it, with or without them.
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Haloruler64
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Re: Create your own skins
Thanks a lot man!
Re: Create your own skins
You know, it'd be interesting to create a skin optimized for 3D displays... once more phones then just the EVO 3D/Optimus 3D have them.
Skins
glowkey (multiple colors & two styles): http://bit.ly/mszole
MIUI_black (webOS skin, three different styles): http://bit.ly/kVRwdt
You can also find me on the SDX forums: http://bit.ly/mnwjU3
glowkey (multiple colors & two styles): http://bit.ly/mszole
MIUI_black (webOS skin, three different styles): http://bit.ly/kVRwdt
You can also find me on the SDX forums: http://bit.ly/mnwjU3
Re: Create your own skins
Hello
Can these skins be built on your computer and loaded into the emulator via the desktop?? Everytime I try to load to the emulator it is telling me no projects are found. I would really appreciate any help..
Can these skins be built on your computer and loaded into the emulator via the desktop?? Everytime I try to load to the emulator it is telling me no projects are found. I would really appreciate any help..
Re: Create your own skins
You have to create an sdcard for the emulator via command prompt, then manually push the skins to it. I can't remember exactly what you have to type, but when I get back in town I can find out unless someone else answers before meflagirl wrote:Hello
Can these skins be built on your computer and loaded into the emulator via the desktop?? Everytime I try to load to the emulator it is telling me no projects are found. I would really appreciate any help..
Skins
glowkey (multiple colors & two styles): http://bit.ly/mszole
MIUI_black (webOS skin, three different styles): http://bit.ly/kVRwdt
You can also find me on the SDX forums: http://bit.ly/mnwjU3
glowkey (multiple colors & two styles): http://bit.ly/mszole
MIUI_black (webOS skin, three different styles): http://bit.ly/kVRwdt
You can also find me on the SDX forums: http://bit.ly/mnwjU3
Re: Create your own skins
Okay thank you. I am going to try to get this figured out..
Re: Create your own skins
Hi there,
is it correct that there is no way to change the background color of a selected word in the suggestion bar?
It seems to be always orange, but it would be really cool to modify it.
is it correct that there is no way to change the background color of a selected word in the suggestion bar?
It seems to be always orange, but it would be really cool to modify it.