Create a folder elsewhere and change the icon using the following steps:umm perhaps you are right, well im trying to have folder icons in my stacks folders in the dock. i ve attached a pic of the stacks folders i have in my dock, and i point with a red arrow the folder i want it to have a different folder icon, a custom one... i hope i make more sense now!![]()
After you have customized the folder icon, then drag that folder to the Dock, which will create an alias with the same icon. Right-click on the folder in the Dock and select "Display as" > FolderTo change the icon for any disk, app, file or folder:
- Copy the image you want to use, from any source (Command-C)
- Locate the app, file or folder in Finder
- Right-click and "Get Info" or Command-I
- Click the icon in the upper left corner of the Get Info window
- Command-V to paste
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Can you post any screen captures? It would help explain what you're trying to do.thanx guys very helpfull indeed, but why wont it keep the color that ive set for the folder through osx?
no need for screenshots, i got what u meant before, im referring to the label colors provided for folders, why wont those colors (red, purple, yellow, green, blue etc.) work when you place a colored folder in the dockCan you post any screen captures? It would help explain what you're trying to do.
Taking Screenshots in Mac OS X
If you're referring to the colors shown in this screen capture, found by right-clicking a folder, those colors are for the label, not the folder. Labels don't show in the Dock, only a mouse-over name.no need for screenshots, i got what u meant before, im referring to the label colors provided for folders, why wont those colors (red, purple, yellow, green, blue etc.) work when you place a colored folder in the dock