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webOS Nation Forums > webOS apps and software > webOS development > HOW TO: Change the time color on your home screen
First off, you need to have a rooted pre.
1) SSH into your pre and use these two commands:
[CODE]sudo -i
mount -o remount,rw /[/CODE]
2) Back up the file your going to edit
[code]
cd /usr/lib/luna/system/luna-systemui/stylesheets/
cp systemui.css systemui.css.bak
[/code]
3) Edit the file "systemui.css" with Vi
[code]vi systemui.css[/code]
4) Look for the line that starts with "#date-and-time {"
Under that, add the line "color: #00ff00;" with whatever hex color you want. See below for an example.
[code]
#date-and-time {
color: #00ff00;
position: fixed;
margin: 1px 0 0 0;
top: 0;
left: 0;
height: 28px;
width: 100%;
padding: 0;
text-align: center;
[/code]
5) Remount the filesystem as read-only then restart Luna
[code]
mount -o remount ro /
stop LunaSysMgr && start LunaSysMgr[/code]
Here is a pic:
Enjoy.
1) SSH into your pre and use these two commands:
[CODE]sudo -i
mount -o remount,rw /[/CODE]
2) Back up the file your going to edit
[code]
cd /usr/lib/luna/system/luna-systemui/stylesheets/
cp systemui.css systemui.css.bak
[/code]
3) Edit the file "systemui.css" with Vi
[code]vi systemui.css[/code]
4) Look for the line that starts with "#date-and-time {"
Under that, add the line "color: #00ff00;" with whatever hex color you want. See below for an example.
[code]
#date-and-time {
color: #00ff00;
position: fixed;
margin: 1px 0 0 0;
top: 0;
left: 0;
height: 28px;
width: 100%;
padding: 0;
text-align: center;
[/code]
5) Remount the filesystem as read-only then restart Luna
[code]
mount -o remount ro /
stop LunaSysMgr && start LunaSysMgr[/code]
Here is a pic:
Enjoy.
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What line is this on? Went through about 1200 lines, don't feel like sifting through 3400+.
Well I know why I couldn't find it. You have the wrong file listed 
/usr/lib/luna/system/luna-systemui/stylesheets/systemui.css
Is the correct one. Thanks for the info though!
/usr/lib/luna/system/luna-systemui/stylesheets/systemui.css
Is the correct one. Thanks for the info though!
Originally Posted by DNic:
Well I know why I couldn't find it. You have the wrong file listed
/usr/lib/luna/system/luna-systemui/stylesheets/systemui.css
Is the correct one. Thanks for the info though!
Is that where you found it? I am going to look now. Like specifically at line #43?? But that doesn't have color?!<--- sorry about that, read the post a little closer! haha, got it!Well I know why I couldn't find it. You have the wrong file listed
/usr/lib/luna/system/luna-systemui/stylesheets/systemui.css
Is the correct one. Thanks for the info though!
Your right. Fixed my first post.
You can search in the file though with Vi:
You can search in the file though with Vi:
Originally Posted by http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Basic_Linux_Use#sudo:
Search for Text Within the File
/term Search forward for term
?term Search backward for term
n Go to the next instance, if any
N Go to the previous instance, if any
Search for Text Within the File
/term Search forward for term
?term Search backward for term
n Go to the next instance, if any
N Go to the previous instance, if any
Yeah, so I did this but the last thing it show me when I do the whole vi bar-assistant.js a bunch of spaces followed with a lot of lines with dash in each row
Originally Posted by Probaholic1:
Yeah, so I did this but the last thing it show me when I do the whole vi bar-assistant.js a bunch of spaces followed with a lot of lines with dash in each row
Chris5h needs to change the OP (within the code part) to have the systemui.css file NOT THE bar-assistant.js file. One has to modify the systemui.css file. At line 43 you will find the #date and timeYeah, so I did this but the last thing it show me when I do the whole vi bar-assistant.js a bunch of spaces followed with a lot of lines with dash in each row
AFTER you do this how do you remount there is no instruction to get back to that, please help
Originally Posted by klharris10:
AFTER you do this how do you remount there is no instruction to get back to that, please help
hit the esc button then type :wq then enter.AFTER you do this how do you remount there is no instruction to get back to that, please help
BTW it is not necessary to remount as you need to reboot for the changes to take effect. Upon reboot the file system reverts back to RO automatically.
Doug
Where do i find the color codes at. that green i suppose : color: #00ff00. but where do i find the rest of the color codes?
Nevermind lol
thanks dude
how do you put your name?
Instructions for changing the 'Sprint' text in the upper left to any text string can be found here or at webos-internals.org. Search for 'Change Carrier String.' Sorry i can't post links yet.
...how do I add the file that I back up?
I was able to make changes w/o rooting.. (I haven't rooted mine yet), using WebOS Quick Installer, and Crimson Text editor. I recieve the files to change, edit them in Crimson editor, then send them back.. I then use novacom -t open tty:// command to connect to my pre, and do the stop LunaSysMgr and start LunaSysMgr...
ok so im new at this.... how do you root your pre? lol
Try this website out! Main Page - WebOS Internals
Hey all where is the .css file that controls the Just Charged/USB Mode/Media Mode?? I have changed the color and want to change it to something else. TIA
Hey all where is the .css file that controls the Just Charged/USB Mode/Media Mode?? I have changed the color and want to change it to something else. TIA
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