Really like the new g.theme.fg and bg concept

Posted on Wed 15th, September 2021

• #1

HughB
Been messing about with custom fonts and themes and how they work across a Bangle 1 and Bangle 2. New clock app called Pastel on its way soon. Supports Bangle 1 and Bangle 2 Light and Dark themes and has a settings menu so you can chose from 5 different custom fonts.

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• #2

Gordon
Nice! Yes, I use my Bangle 2 in light theme pretty much all the time now.

The other nice addition is on recent builds you can use g.setTheme to set the theme for that app. For example on my clock face there's actually a purple background, so the clock can set that in order to make sure the widget bar fits in nicely:

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• #3

HughB

Nice - whats that clock called Gordon ? Looks very funky.
• #4

Gordon

I haven't added it to the app loader yet I'm afraid... Hopefully soon though!

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