Hi,
I would like to have a border in my widget, just like a QFrame. But a
QFrame which border is over and not beside. I want to hide and show the
border, but without layout re-sizing effects.
There is an example in the attachment. There is a QFrame and under a
QPushButton ("LOL"). This is two different layouts (one for the QFrame
and one for the button) added in the same cell of a QGridLayout.
The other way of doing it would have been to add the button in the
QFrame. But when the border is hidden, the button is resized. And I
don't want to.
My problem is that with the solution of adding two widgets in the same
cell of a QGridLayout, I can not use the "LOL" button. How can I do
that. I would like to continue using a QFrame because of the border
convenience.
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*Nicolas Krieger*
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