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Default Plazmic N00B Needs Help - 03-19-2009, 02:19 PM

I'm trying to create my own little Precision Zen Today Plus theme.

It'll look something like this:



But I'm having a TON of trouble with the icon portion of it.

It seems that the icons are not "movable" with respect to the full icon screen vs. the home screen. And my home screen has "blank" icons on it.

Also, if I have Messages and Calendar in the "Today" portion, can I not have them in the "Zen" portion too?

I'm very new to the Plazmic Theme Builder, so any guidance would be most appreciated.

Thanks!

P.S. I am using the official Plazmic 4.7 release, not the beta.


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Default 03-19-2009, 10:25 PM

Actually, I've solved my own problem.

Inside the Theme Builder Inspector, you need to click Properties for each icon on the Home Screen, and enable "Use Device Application Order."

That solves the problem.

Once my theme is perfected, I'll make it available to anybody who wants it.


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