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⚠️ v4.0 UI Transition Notice - In Process: The release of Total Launcher v4.0 has introduced significant user interface changes. Please note that this page does not yet reflect these updates. The new layout paths, folds, and visual maps are currently being compiled and will be deployed shortly.

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Widget: Page indicator

The widget serves as a visual aid to show the current location within the setup's available pages.

The default page indicator consists of a “house” image representing the home page, and multiple dots for setups with more than one page, all in white. (The image shown is for a 15-page setup.)

As a user's action causes the viewable page to change, the indicator representing the current page will enlarge slightly. This means each indicator (page) has 2 states:
• focused -or- current
• unfocused -or- available but not being viewed

Customization and States

Customization options are accessed by selecting the widget (press and hold it in Edit Mode On) and tapping the Options icon (cog wheel) in the object design menu at the top of the screen.

All customization for the page indicator elements uses the widget's Edit dialog, which opens the launcher's standard Edit dialog, consisting of Reset, Color, Dynamic color, Icon pack, Shape, Image, and Dynamic image. These options are fully discussed here.

For the Page indicator function, the above customizations are accessed by selecting the specific element of the indicator to modify:

  • Background: The background of the widget itself
  • Page (current): The page dot/marker indicating the current page the user is viewing.
  • Page (normal): The page dot/marker either preceding or following the currently viewed page (i.e., not the active page).
  • Home (current): The page dot/marker when the page being viewed is the designated home page.
  • Home (normal): The page dot/marker of the designated home page when the home page is not being viewed.
    • The “home page” is user-designated in the Page Edit dialog as shown here.

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