Just reinstall Winterboard. Any file that came with Winterboard will be reinstalled as well. Nothing else will change, although you might have to reselect your themes in Winterboard.
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Just reinstall Winterboard. Any file that came with Winterboard will be reinstalled as well. Nothing else will change, although you might have to reselect your themes in Winterboard.
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File name: Breeze (alt-CY) HD.theme.zip File size: 1.98 MB
JUST DL AND SSH ONTO YOUR IPAD AND YOUR GOOD TO GO, I ALSO USED CLOCK HIDE, AND STATUS CLEAN TO HIDE DATE/TIME ON LS STATUS BAR
iPad Ring Slider & Transparent Status Bar
Transparent Status Bar 4.0 from Cydia works fine, but I've also included it in this download. The Ring Slider credit goes to the creator (I've never been able to find out who made it.) All I did was move it up a bit and get rid of image files that the iPad can't use. Included are the Cydia themes for Slide to Unlock Killer (bar) and (text) so that you can use just one theme in WB to cover all of that. Less clutter and fewer performance issues that way.
I didn't include the picture frame button killer as some people do use that function. I'll be adding that one to my personal master theme though. LOL
[For newbies to theming--this will clear the bottom of your lockscreen (except for the picture frame button) and give you a ring slider in its place; you'll still need to download Lockscreen Clock Hide or the equivalent from Cydia to clear the top for your LS widget.]
Here you go!
White Icon Label plist theme
What theme are you using? Was it designed for iPad, or is it an iPhone theme? And if it's an iPhone theme, how are you resizing the icons?
Looks like a mod of Breeze HD Classic version (I'm running the Alt version on mine). You can download it from here: http://macthemes.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=16807187 and tweak the position of the time/date in the HTML.
If you're having problems getting things to work, more details on what you're seeing are going to make it a lot easier for anyone here to help you. "Can't get **** to work"--well, I've been there, and I know it's frustrating, but I can't help you fix it based on that description.
Hi man looks sweat , can u give us some info? Else i will pm romeodim
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Hi man looks sweat , can u give us some info? Else i will pm romeodim
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Thaks both of you guys
I used :
- Deep Blue LS
- UINique iPad theme
- Modded Status Bar
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IrishVixen said:What theme are you using? Was it designed for iPad, or is it an iPhone theme? And if it's an iPhone theme, how are you resizing the icons?
Looks like a mod of Breeze HD Classic version (I'm running the Alt version on mine). You can download it from here: http://macthemes.net/forum/viewtopic.php?id=16807187 and tweak the position of the time/date in the HTML.
If you're having problems getting things to work, more details on what you're seeing are going to make it a lot easier for anyone here to help you. "Can't get **** to work"--well, I've been there, and I know it's frustrating, but I can't help you fix it based on that description.
Looks like i managed to get it to work after the poster posted a url and what he used to make it work, right now im trying to figure out how to set the weather to my location, its hella confusing finding it.
The default for the original code is the AccuWeather.js, and you should be able to change it in there. If you prefer YahooWeather (most widgets use that instead), you can replace the code in the yahooweather.js instead, and then you'll also need to change the code in the HTML:
Code:
<!-- Choose your source of weather information, accuweather.js or yahooweather.js -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="yahooweather.js"></script>(The original says AccuWeather.js in between the quotes. Change it to match this one for Yahoo.)
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Something that I'm trying out. (Yes it's my springboard)
Wallpaper:
http://tinylab.deviantart.com/art/iPhone-Wallpaper-First-Touch-214704754
Wallpaper:
http://tinylab.deviantart.com/art/iPhone-Wallpaper-First-Touch-214704754
Does anyone know the location of the Settings Menu little icon png files ? I'm trying to customize my IPad without the need to install winterboard. Thanks!
Today's setup, using surlygirl's port of z|ui, plus moved Breeze to the SB & tweaked a bit. No, it doesn't rotate, but I use my iPad in portrait 90% of the time anyway, so it'll do until someone figures out the rotation issue or I have time to work out another widget. Maybe one at the top...
click below to see bigger version
(wall from Digital Blasphemy)
click below to see bigger version
(wall from Digital Blasphemy)
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The new BUUF for iPad. Although I'm a freak for a good calendar\weather widget, I just couldn't get past the subtle blinking of the eyeball plant.
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Any one know how to use custom icons on the iPad? Would like to use some diffrent icons then what are on them now. For example, I'm using Suave (which I love) but some icons arn't changed, like Cydia.
In your theme, Cydia's icon should be under Bundles/com.saurik.Cydia, and for the iPad it's named icon-72.png. Shows correctly in my version of Suave.
If you're not using the Bundles method, there will be icons you simply can't theme through other methods. It's worth learning how to do. And the free app AppInfo is terrific for helping you get the bundle identifiers and icon names for nearly every app on your device.
That's probably their child. I don't they'd want random people having their child as a stranger's wallpaper...
Which version of suave do you have? I guess im really new at this and dont really know where to look for Bundles/com.saurik.Cydia (or what it is)
I'm not sure if I downloaded it from here in this thread or over on MacThemes.
Themes are in /Library/Themes or alternate path: /var/stash/Themes.xxxx (xxxx is a four character code specific to your device, so it varies). This is where you place your themes for Winterboard to access. Under that path, you should have a theme labeled Suave (or some variant). Click on that, and you should see files labeled things like Bundles, Folders, UIImages, and the like.
Under Bundles, you'll usually see a lot of files that begin with com.xxxx.xxxx. Those are where icons are placed. Each file is labeled with the identifier for that app--in this case, com.saurik.Cydia.
To theme correctly under 4.3.3, you need two apps to make your life easier: iFile and AppInfo. AppInfo is free, and will let you find those identifiers and the correct icon names for apps more easily. iFile has a free trial, and will make it easier to navigate through your filesystem directly on the iPad. It's my most used app on the phone (which is very heavily used) and one of my top five on the iPad. It's worth the money to buy the full version, especially now that it ties in so completely with Dropbox.
Or you can do what I do when I'm feeling lazy about looking things up for bundling: throw the app in a folder on my springboard so I don't have to look at it.
For Suave, I only themed a few icons outside of those on my home screen--around 15-20 apps total. Everything else is in folders. I do the same with most of my phone themes, because individually hand theming a hundred or more apps is a nuisance.I'm not sure if I downloaded it from here in this thread or over on MacThemes.
Themes are in /Library/Themes or alternate path: /var/stash/Themes.xxxx (xxxx is a four character code specific to your device, so it varies). This is where you place your themes for Winterboard to access. Under that path, you should have a theme labeled Suave (or some variant). Click on that, and you should see files labeled things like Bundles, Folders, UIImages, and the like.
Under Bundles, you'll usually see a lot of files that begin with com.xxxx.xxxx. Those are where icons are placed. Each file is labeled with the identifier for that app--in this case, com.saurik.Cydia.
To theme correctly under 4.3.3, you need two apps to make your life easier: iFile and AppInfo. AppInfo is free, and will let you find those identifiers and the correct icon names for apps more easily. iFile has a free trial, and will make it easier to navigate through your filesystem directly on the iPad. It's my most used app on the phone (which is very heavily used) and one of my top five on the iPad. It's worth the money to buy the full version, especially now that it ties in so completely with Dropbox.
Or you can do what I do when I'm feeling lazy about looking things up for bundling: throw the app in a folder on my springboard so I don't have to look at it.
Thanks, going to mess around with it and see what I can do.
I would pack up mine for you but most of the icons are blue lol. That and I need to go in and touch some things up. IrishVixen gave you great instructions, as always : ) but hit us up again here if you have any further issues. Once you get the hang of it it's pretty much smooth sailing!
Oh this is the reason for my edit lol, I dug this up for you. It should give you a basic "starter pack" for suave hd for your iPad. This is not mine so I take no credit but this should help:
http://www.mediafire.com/?d8ws3ss13q835oj
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