So like everyone here...I wanted to re order the toggles on notification bar and found this while playing with the phone. Samsung put a nice little toggle customizer in here. Here is how to access it:
Goto settings. Press menu key. Switch to tab view.
Click device up top, then "notification panel" . It will show a bunch of toggles and you can reorder them and choose what you want. All without installing or doing anything!
Or pull down the toggle panel (2 finger or the button in NP) and then push the little pencil icon at the top, jumps you right there.
Saknice20 said:
So like everyone here...I wanted to re order the toggles on notification bar and found this while playing with the phone. Samsung put a nice little toggle customizer in here. Here is how to access it:
Goto settings. Press menu key. Switch to tab view.
Click device up top, then "notification panel" . It will show a bunch of toggles and you can reorder them and choose what you want. All without installing or doing anything!
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is there a way to completely remove the toggles? I would rather just use the toggles on my circle battery widget menu
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Is there a way, or an app, which will let me use Samsung's "quick settings" buttons from the notification area as widgets on my home screen?
I mean the blue/green ones here: i.imgur DOT com/JRlFNBm.jpg
So far I've been using Widgetsoid to create "fake" toggle icons but it would be great if there was a way to put the "real" icons on the home screen.
Cheers
It is hiding and only apperas if I swipe it down, but then it disappears again.
I went to Settings -> Interface -> Notification & QS drawer; I've changed many settings by the Notification bar on the top is still hiding.
I'd like to have the battery icon, clock and wifi status always visible.
Thanks.
diehard2013 said:
It is hiding and only apperas if I swipe it down, but then it disappears again.
I went to Settings -> Interface -> Notification & QS drawer; I've changed many settings by the Notification bar on the top is still hiding.
Thanks.
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This is called Immersive mode, it's a feature in 4.4
https://developer.android.com/about/versions/kitkat.html#44-immersive
How do you disable the quick connect bar in the drop down menu? I used PDP to disable, but the icon still show? TIA.
Just double drop the slide down menu so it shows more icons and it's at the bottom of notifications bar and click edit at the top.
Cool, thanks you
I think i'm spoiled by custom roms.
Is there an easy way to show the battery percentage in the status bar at the top of the screen? (i can't remember if this is called status bar or notification bar but its where the clock and notification icons show up)
Yes, pull down notification tray and long click (or press several clicks - can't remember) on settings icon. It will add system ui tuner to your settings menu. There you can add battery percentage icon to inside the battery icon
Yes. Pull down quick settings and hold the settings icon for a few seconds then release it. If you scroll down to the bottom of your settings page you should now have a section named 'System UI Tuner' where you can do this.
What an awesome tip! I had no idea about "System UI Tuner". Thanks guys!
Thanks for this tip ....
On Oreo this option is also found under battery settings.
On Nougat battery text was inside the icon, on Oreo it's on the left side and to my eye a bit bigger than clock. I couldn't stand this design flaw, but fortunately Gravity box can fix it and show text inside the icon again or on the right side and with smaller font.
As the question states.
I found really cool ones, but the icons change, and I lose the dynamic Calendar icon that displays Day and Date. Can you suggest on how to apply themes and not lose stock icons?
Thank you.
I use Nova Launcher. You can choose an entire icon pack as well as change individual icons. When you long press an icon, you get a menu with edit in it. Select edit, then touch the icon. You will be presented with icon options. One should be the stock icon.