Vlad Soare
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It seems that the only way of changing the colour of the main buttons and header bar is to turn on the transparency feature, which makes everything next to illegible.
I would like to have the following:
- on the daytime skin, I want the home screen to remain unchanged, but the header and the big buttons to be light grey rather than blue (i.e. the same colour as the home screen cards).
- on the nighttime skin, I want all the dark blue everywhere to be replaced with black, or almost black.
In other words, I want the colour scheme that Sync 3.0 was using, while keeping the cards, buttons, map, etc. as perfectly outlined as they are now (that is, no blending in with the surrounding area).
I take it this isn't possible, is it? I mean, even if I make a plain grey bitmap file for the daytime skin, that won't make the buttons grey unless I make it transparent. And if I make it transparent, then all the home screen cards (e.g. phone, climate, map) will become transparent and will blend into the background. Is this correct?
I would like to have the following:
- on the daytime skin, I want the home screen to remain unchanged, but the header and the big buttons to be light grey rather than blue (i.e. the same colour as the home screen cards).
- on the nighttime skin, I want all the dark blue everywhere to be replaced with black, or almost black.
In other words, I want the colour scheme that Sync 3.0 was using, while keeping the cards, buttons, map, etc. as perfectly outlined as they are now (that is, no blending in with the surrounding area).
I take it this isn't possible, is it? I mean, even if I make a plain grey bitmap file for the daytime skin, that won't make the buttons grey unless I make it transparent. And if I make it transparent, then all the home screen cards (e.g. phone, climate, map) will become transparent and will blend into the background. Is this correct?
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