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OK...first I apologize if I got a little testy last night. I was quite frustrated but it was a lesson learned. I am about to reflash UD 2.5 right now. I am assuming I need to wipe the data and cache even though I am flashing 2.5 over 2.5...correct?
Well I wiped it anyway...now I am waiting for all my apps to download...UD had the market set for automatic updates which I don't like. And I don't know how to stop that many all at once.
But I think I am NOT updating the market until a stable version comes out. I do NOT want to mess with this again!!!
don't know man.. any time i jacked up my market while trying to theme it, i just installed another right over top of it and it was fine. I was installing my themed one over my themed one though.
xkape...I didn't find out what the issue was, so I just used ecsneads blacked out 2.2.7 as a base so I just had to edit the colors.xml. Same prob I assume you had with facebook the other day. Weird 'cause I could do it just edit the layout fine the other day. I'm guessing a reboot of the laptop will solve it...?
Btw- What the xml edit is to change the color on the "Featured" strip on the homepage of the market? That was the only thing I couldn't change in LA's Peppermint twist.
Tallica.. yeah, I did it from work on a different computer running the same apk manager and it had no issues at all.
Last night i edited UD's framework layout and had no issues and I did that at home on the comp that would do facebooks layout. Who knows man.
Since the market backgrounds rely on hex codes, I am curious how you are going to make that transparent.
The only thing I could think of is making a transparent image and sticking it in the drawables folder (name it whatever you want) and then going into drawable.xml and adding a line of code for that image. You would also need to make that image an xml file in the drawables folder.
Then, you could go thru the xmls that call for a black background and change it to the image you created ya know? like android:background="@drawable/my_transparent_image
Id imagine that would need to be a .9.png though so it could stretch right. Then again, its transparent so ya cant see it anyway.