Saturday, October 16, 2010

Theming Reference Guide



Icon Labels

            iPad – Icon-72.png
            iPhone 4 – Icon@2x.png
            iPod Touch – Icon.png


            … and Some Strange Ones

            Camera – Icon-Camera@2x.png (iPhone 4)
                             Icon-Camera-72.png (iPad)
                             Icon-Camer.png (iPod Touch)

            (Get it? Just add @2x or -72 for iPhone 4 and iPad)

            Photos – Icon-Photos.png
            iPod – Icon-MediaPlayer.png
            Music – Icon-AudioPlayer.png
            Videos – Icon-VideoPlayer.png

Folder Labels

(Example – com.developer.appname)

            Safari – com.apple.mobilesafari
            Mail – com.apple.mobilemail
            YouTube – com.apple.youtube
            AppStore – com.apple.AppStore
            Calculator – cam.apple.calculator
            Compass – com.apple.compass
           
            … continue this with all apps as in the example above, but for some apps they are strange

            Calendar – mobilecal
            iPod (Music and Videos) – mobileipod
            Notes – mobilenotes
            Phone – mobilephone
            Camera/Photos – mobileslideshow
            Messages/SMS – MobileSMS
            Settings – Preferences
            Apple Store – store.Jolly


Other Stuff

(Use the same suffixes [@2x and -72])
com.apple.springboard

Next Track – nexttrack.png
            Pause – pause.png
            Play – play.png
            Previous Track – prevtrack.png
            Volume Knob – VolumeKnob.png
            Dock – SBDockBG.png

Com.apple.TelephonyUI

            Unlock Slider – bottombarknobgray.png
            Call Slider – bottombarknobgreen.png
            PowerDown Slider – bottombarknobred.png

Make a Custom Unlock Text

(Example – “Unlock_Name” = “Your Text”)

ALARM_LOCK_LABEL
AWAY_LOCK-LABEL
CALENDAR_LOCK_LABEL
CF_USER_NOTE_LOCK_LABEL
POWER_DOWN_LOCK_LABEL
SLIDE_TO_ANSWER
SLIDE_TO_CALL_BACK
SLIDE_TO_CANCEL
SLIDE_TO_LISTEN
SMS_LOCK_LABEL
TIMER_LOCK_LABEL

-Then save it as a “.strings” file, if it’s not possible then save it as a text file then rename it in finder.

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