How To: Set a different "Wallpaper" (Background) for Each Page

Wallpaper is different from a page background. Learn how to have a different background for each page in a setup by following the steps below and see the demo video on the uiTLM YouTube Channel here.

1. Wallpaper is for every page. If the objective is to have different images on each page
   1. Enter Edit Mode > Launcher options > UI & Animations > Wallpaper
   2. Set wallpaper to None
   3. With no wallpaper, the “wallpaper” may be black. That is OK.
2. Back out of the menus to the page.
3. Open the ''Page Edit mode'' (“pinch in”).
4. Tap the ''Edit Off'' icon in the lower right to change it to an ''Edit On'' icon . This opens the "Page Edit" mode (see here also for a complete guide). At the bottom of that page are 3 icons, with the center icon showing a mountain. This is the “background” icon for setting the image for that page. Each page must be handled separately.
   1. Tap that background icon to reveal this dialog.
      1. Notice that “Portrait” and “Landscape” are set separately for each screen orientation.
5. Tap 'Portrait' to open another “Background” dialog and select Image to open the “Image Resource” dialog showing thumbnails of all existing images in resources.
   1. If the image desired is not shown, it must be imported.
      1. Tap the + icon in the lower right corner to open the device's “Photos” folder (default).
      2. Scroll and tap to select or; if the image desired is not there, then tap the 3-dot icon in the middle-right of the screen, and select Browse, which will open the device's default file manager.
      3. Navigate to the location of the desired image and tap it. The dialog now returns to the “Image Resource”
      4. Scroll to the image just imported and tap that image. The screen returns to the “Background” dialog with the image now showing in the “Portrait” frame.
   2. Before selecting OK, there is a “Fit type” option. Tap it to open 3 settings which configure how the image is “stretched” on the screen.'
      • Keep aspect ratio of image: - No changes made. Keeps it as it is
      • Stretch to screen: - Forces the image to fill every pixel of the display. Good for patterned backgrounds or abstract art.
      • Stretch to content: - This “scales” the background image. Try it to see if that is what is wanted.
   3. Once the selection is made above, tap OK to return to the page with the selected background showing for that page.
6. Repeat from the beginning for each other page in the setup to assign a specific background.