Stack UCCW Skin

Minimal skin for UCCW widgets.

* Pack of two skins.

* First skin is a stack of 3 slabs, each having time, battery level, weather info respectively.

* The clock has a HTC sense look to it.

* Second skin is the simplest battery level & status widget there is. It can fit perfectly at the bottom of your screen, just above the navbar.

* You can change color of text elements and format of different elements of the skins.

* Assign your favorite apps to the hotspots.

To use this skin, you have to install, apply and optionally edit/assign hotspots to the skin.

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* After downloading the skin app from play store, launch it.

* Tap "Install Skin" button in the app.

* Tap "Ok" when it asks you whether you want to replace app. This step is replacing the skin installer with the actual skin. OR

* If you are using a KitKat device, it'll ask whether you want to update the existing app.

* Tap "Install". When that finishes, tap "Done". Skin is now installed.

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* You must have latest version of Ultimate custom widget (UCCW) installed. http://goo.gl/eDQjG

* Place a UCCW widget of 2x2 size on the homescreen. You can do so by dragging the widget from app drawer or by long pressing homescreen to pull up widget menu.

* This will open the skins list. Skins installed from play store will show up ONLY HERE.

* Tap on the skin you want to apply and it'll be applied to the widget.

* Long press on the widget and resize it as & if necessary.

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* After applying the skin as mentioned above, launch UCCW app itself. Tap Menu, tap "hotspot mode" and tap 'OFF'. UCCW will exit.

* Now tap anywhere on the uccw widget. It'll open in uccw edit window.

* Scroll through the components in the bottom half of the screen. Assign apps to hotspots in this window. This IS a MUST.

* You can change color, format etc too (optional) in this window.

* When done, no need to save. That won't work. Simply tap Menu, tap "hotspot mode" and tap 'ON'. UCCW will exit. Your changes will now be applied to the widget.

* If the "Install" step fails; go to Android settings > Security and make sure "Unknown sources" is enabled. Reason explained here - http://wizardworkapps.blogspot.com/2013/12/ultimate-custom-widgets-uccw-tutorial.html

* To change temperature unit between Celsius and Fahrenheit -> Launch UCCW app itself. Tap Menu, tap settings. Here, if "Celsius" is marked, temperature will display in Celsius. If unmarked, Fahrenheit.

* If weather info is not displayed/updated, Launch UCCW app itself. Tap Menu, tap settings, tap location. Make sure "Auto location" is checked and that the third row is correctly showing your location.

* You can also tap Menu, tap settings, tap 'weather provider' and change the selected provider.

Mail me if you have ANY issues.

bagarwa