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Deiota · Mar 2, 2012

That I already did. The problem is to put the clock up the icons... Not on the bottom...

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FactoryPlus · Mar 2, 2012

Deiota said:
That I already did. The problem is to put the clock up the icons... Not on the bottom...

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Deiota / Andrea Oliveira 

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what the name of this tweak/widget? Ill try it out myself. And tell your the results

Deiota · Mar 2, 2012

hi
the clock i'm talking about is "SB word clock" its free in cydia.
thanks for your help.

FactoryPlus · Mar 3, 2012

Deiota said:
hi
the clock i'm talking about is "SB word clock" its free in cydia.
thanks for your help.

Ok , I know how to change the wallpaper but I think to re-position we will have to see what Garrett says . But I will kkeep on trying

Deiota · Mar 4, 2012

Hi
This is how it is right now my home screen and lock screen. Just waiting for someone to help me to make the home screen clock up, just under the lights so I can get this icons 1 row below.

Lock screen

Home screen page 1

Home screen page 2

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Mickey330 · Mar 4, 2012

Here's my current lock screen:

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I used a free theme called "On the Road by a guy named AlcoolGeek. The theme came with a weather widget included - but I didn't want. Turns out that I CAN remove the weather "stuff" (!) by modifying the theme's HTML file, so I did. Then, I found this wallpaper while wandering around the Web.

Neat part is, the theme uses the system's fonts, which, in my case, is "Salsa, a BytaFont font.

Quite chuffed with myself and the result, actually.

Marilyn

iFrog · Mar 4, 2012

Mickey330 said:
Here's my current lock screen:

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I used a free theme called "On the Road” by a guy named AlcoolGeek. The theme came with a weather widget included - but I didn't want. Turns out that I CAN remove the weather "stuff" (!) by modifying the theme's HTML file, so I did. Then, I found this wallpaper while wandering around the Web.

Neat part is, the theme uses the system's fonts, which, in my case, is "Salsa, a BytaFont font.

Quite chuffed with myself and the result, actually.

Marilyn