Another of my favourites, when I'm feeling a little darker, is "A Uinique iPad Theme". Not the unique way that this theme is named! There is an extra "i" in there which catches out a lot of folks! Here is the springboard with its auto-themed icons and the wallpaper supplied with the theme... It also comes with lockscreen customisation and a whole load of wallpapers to use, but of course you can substitute your own... The iPad UI gets some nice green touches. Note the status bar items as well... And finally, here is one of the alternative lockscreen wallpapers.... And you can of course mix and match your own wallpapers in there... So, that's Uinique. Make sure if you purchase this theme, you buy the iPad version. There are others for the phones as well, and those won't work on the iPad!
On your top photo, the fourth column down of icons look like grouped icons, how is this done? I've seen it before on none JB iPads but never found out how to do it. Thanks for your help in advance.
Seriously? OK. This is a standard feature of every iPad. Sorry, I just thought everyone knew... Just hold your icons until they start to wiggle, then move one icon on top of another. This will create a folder. You can drag more in or out as you wish... Hope that helps! I suspect you are going to have lots of fun tonight now you know this!
Excellent, tidying screens up as we speak. That's an excellent tip....I'm glad I asked now, thank you.
Thanks for the heads up on this theme, I'm loving it! Where can I find the wallpapers? Do I have to browse to them with ifile? Edit! Sorry for making my first post a great one. The wallpapers are right there in the wallpaper section!
[Start potentially obvious question ... with apologies for any insult] Did you go to Winterboard (either via its icon or through the Setttings app) and make sure the UINique theme is checked? [/End obvious question] Or, if not that, try: Sometimes, you might have to move a theme up in Winterboard's file. The stuff at the top of Winterboard's display takes priority over anything below it. You may have to move stuff around to put UNIque on top/closer to the top (by grabbing the three lines to the right of each line (like Safari) and, while holding it, drag it up). Or, you may have another theme already activated, which is above UINique's theme line. Just move UNIque above it - better yet, deactivate the other theme. Good luck and let us know how you get on. Marilyn
