Answering my own question: >>Create the overlay widget as an independent child of the top level >>widget (not the widgets layout). > >My original layout was done in Designer, but I assume I can't do this >step in Designer, I must do it in my MainWindow's constructor? > >>Raise it to the top of the stack. > >This step seems to be my sticking point. How do I manipulate the order >of the QObject/QWidget stack? The only semi-relevant function I see is >QObject::children(), but that returns a const QObjectList&, so I don't >see how I can manipulate it...
So in my MainWindow constructor, I just added a QLabel as a child of centralWidget(), and this appears to put it on top of all the other widgets, so I think I've got the behavior I'm looking for... Thanks for all the assistance! Sean _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
