Graphic Text Built-ins

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Graphic Text Built-ins

IDENTIFIER TYPE DESCRIPTION
A Mixed phone with new notification count
B Mixed messages with new notification count
C Mixed Gmail with new notification count
D Mixed Rectangle green with phone Image with new notification count and text
E Mixed Rectangle green with messages image with new notification count and text
F Mixed Rectangle green with Gmail image with new notification count and text
G Mixed phone application with image with new notification count and text
H Mixed messages application with image with new notification count and text
K Mixed text application with image with new notification count and text
L Mixed Rectangle blue with phone image and new notification count
M Mixed Rectangle blue with messages image and new notification count on right
N Mixed Rectangle blue with Gmail image and new notification count
O Mixed Rectangle yellow with phone image / application version / new notification count and text
P Mixed Rectangle yellow with messages image / application version / new notification count and text
R Mixed Rectangle yellow with Gmail image / application version / new notification count and text
S Text current 24-hr time
T Mixed current 12-hr time with next event
U Mixed day / date / month / year
V Mixed month / date / day with right red vertical
W Mixed left green vertical with next event and day
X Mixed next event and day with green vertical on right
Y Mixed vertical month/day/date with green vertical and next event with day

When selecting “text”, the user must decide what action the “text” will trigger.

Each mixed object shown in the image above has 2 or more of these elements:

  • Text
  • Image
  • Notification count
  • Date/Time
  • Day
  • Month
  • Year
  • Calendar event

These are placed relative to each other, then grouped to bind them into a “single” object, which is easier to preserve when moved during the design phase.

Samples of the above mixed graphics are shown below. Tapping the image will display the pages with the dialogs for the elements contained in the mixed graphic. This will be useful for understanding how these objects are compiled, which could help a user create new ones, including custom widgets.

A - Mixed - phone
with new
notification count

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Examples of the built-in graphic objects and their elements, as shown in their “edit” dialog, are offered below as a learning example:

Tap-on-Action Dialog
Edit Dialog
Background Dialog
Margins Dialog