These are instructions on how to customize your iPhone Lockscreen to display your calendar, mail, calls, sms, weather, twitter, todo, and more using LockInfo.
Step OnePress to launch
Cydia from your Springboard.
Step TwoPress to choose
Sections from the tabs at the bottom of the screen.
Step ThreePress to select
Tweaks from the list of Sections.
Step FourTap to choose
LockInfo from the list of Packages.
Step FivePress the
Install button at the top right of the screen.
Step SixPress the
Confirm button at the top right to begin installation.
Step SevenOnce the installation has completed successfully press the large
Respring Springboard button.
Step EightNotice that you now have some useful information on your Lockscreen! Lets try to customize it...

Step NinePress to select
Settings from your Springboard.
Step TenScroll down and select
LockInfo from the Settings Menu.
Step ElevenIf you haven't already purchased LockInfo you will be prompted to
Buy Now or continue your trial. Press the appropriate button.
Step TwelveAt the top of the LockInfo Settings Menu you will see two switches. One places LockInfo on your lockscreen. The other places LockInfo on your Homescreen by inserting a page before your first Springboard page.

If you choose to add LockInfo to the homescreen then you must reboot your iPhone for the change to take effect.

Step ThirteenLockInfo comes with Calendar, Mail, Phone, and SMS plugins installed. You can also add Twitter, Clock, Appigo Todo, WeatherIcon, and Push Notifications (Beta).
We will deal with adding another plugin below. For now press
Plugins then press
Plugin Order. Here you can drag to set the order your information appears in.



From the Plugins Setting screen you can also select a plugin to modify its individual settings. For example, if you select Calendar you can enabled or disable it, choose which Calendars appear, set the days, max events shown, and change the view options.

Step FourteenBack in the LockInfo main settings screen you can enable or disable scrolling, choose to extend info to bottom, and block popups.
Step FifteenYou can also choose to display a page indicator on the Homescreen.
Step SixteenWhen playing music or video a popup controller normally appears on your lockscreen. When this occurs you can have LockInfo do nothing, hide the LockInfo or move the LockInfo down. You also have a choice to overlay the album art as the lockscreen background.


Step SeventeenThe LockInfo is divided into different sections for each plugin. You have the option to enable or disable collapsible sections as well as the option to hide empty sections.


Step EighteenFinally you can set the transparency of the LockInfo and choose to apply the transparency to cells only.
INSTALLING A LOCKINFO PLUGINTo install a lockinfo plugin follow these steps:
Step OnePress to launch
Settings from your iPhone Springboard.
Step TwoPress to select
LockInfo from your Settings menu.
Step ThreePress to choose
Plugins from the LockInfo Settings menu.
Step FourPress the
Get More Plugins button from the Plugins Settings menu.
Step FivePress to select the plugin you would like to install from the list of available plugins. For this example we will choose
WeatherIcon.
Step SixCydia will automatically launch and open to the plugin package you just selected. Press the
Install button at the top right of the screen.
Step SevenPress the
Confirm button at the top right to begin installation.
Step EightOnce the installation has completed successfully you will notice that LockInfo has an extra section to display the new information.
Step NineThe newly installed plugin can be configured in two areas. First you can go into Settings:LockInfo:Plugins and you will find your newly installed plugin listed.


Press to select it. From here you can choose to enabled or disable the plugin as well as modify some basic settings such as collapsed by default and hide description.

Step TenTo access the detailed settings for your plugin press
Settings from the Springboard then select the plugin name from the Settings menu.


From this window you have the ability to modify advanced settings for the plugin. If you installed the WeatherIcon plugin like us you can modify the icon's settings, put the temperature on the status bar, change how often the weather is refreshed, show the wind chill temperature, use local time and even override the default location.



Of course the settings in this area will change depending on which plugin you have installed. Currently you can choose to install these additional plugins: Twitter, Clock, Appigo Todo, WeatherIcon, and Push Notifications (Beta).




