Hi Stanislav, You must be right. I just tried to play with default font size and the problem appears when the selected default app font is small enough (let's say 8 or 9 points in my case).
My big problem is not so much that the radioButtons look is a little ugly, it's that it screws the layout calculations, and as a result some QSpinboxes values (in the same layout) are not shown completely. This is true on Mac, Windows and Linux. Hopefully QAndroidStyle does not seem to be affected. I'll probably end up to set a minimum font size for the app, until it's fixed. I cannot check with 5.3.2 easily at this point. Thanks a lot Philippe Lelong Le 29-03-2015 19:25, Stanislav Baiduzhyi a écrit : > On Sunday, March 29, 2015 06:10:58 PM maitai wrote: >> Hello, >> >> My application is loading fusion style (QWidget-based, qt5.4.1). For >> various users using exactly the same platform (windows 7 64 bits), the >> look is not exactly identical. Especially the QRadioButtons are much >> bigger and different for some of them (and quite ugly but well...). >> Changing the windows 7 theme doesn't affect qt style so it's not >> coming >> from that... >> >> Is there any explanation for that? May it be a deployment issue? > > I bet you've encountered the same issue I did some time ago: > https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-43753 > > Quite easy to check, try downgrading to 5.3.x and see if the look of > those > components will be predictable. _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
