Tutorials For Theme Maker

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Step 21
Editing of the 'List Highlights'. You have two options:

--Use a new image in a size as needed

--Change the colour as shown

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Step 22
Editing of the 'Grid Highlights'. It's the same way as with the 'List Highlights'

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Step 23
Editing of the 'Input Highlight'. Also the same as with the 'List Highlights'.

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Step 24
Editing of the 'Popup Windows'

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Step 25
Editing of thew 'Call Handling Windows'

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Step 26
Editing of the 'Indicators'

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Step 27
Scrollbars and Lines

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Step 28
Analogue Clock and Hands
The easiest way to have a good result is to use one of the default clocks which came with carbide. You can use them per copy and paste if you open one of the default themes. If the new clock would shown in your theme, then take a look in the colour properties window and play a bit with colours. You will see that the default clock looks complete new.
If you have a svg editor, then open the default clock per right click and use it as sample for a new clock.
You can also create a png clock with your bitmap editor, shown as here in the preview, but then is also a mask needed. The clockhands could be edited to change the colour or to create new as svg image.

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Step 29
Pinboard
That what a written on the preview isn't complete right, because you can make a rightclick on the image in the properties window on singlepiece/ 9piece, in the small popup window which would shown click on 'No' and you can use one image. You can also make rightclick to open the frame in a svg editor, make the layer hidden and save. No is the frame not shown and you see the background image from the menu background.
The newest mobiles don't have these 'Pinboard'.

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Step 30
Calendar