David,
Hi!!
That fix worked out for QT4.3.1, i didn't test it yet for QT4.3... this
will be a problem for this one?
Thanks!
Cheers.
David Boddie escribió:
On Sunday 19 August 2007 23:56, you wrote:
So, with QT4.3.1 and pyqt4.3 the tabwidget uses the stackedwidget
background pixmap (as i clearly demostrate on the screenshots....)
This does not happen with qt4.3 nd pyqt4.3
OK. The problem is that the bug which prevented QStackedWidget from being
styled correctly was fixed in Qt 4.3.1. Previously, you had to set the
frame style to make it work.
Unfortunately, QTabWidget itself contains an internal QStackedWidget, and
that is now styled as well. The trick is to make sure that this internal
QStackedWidget has its own background. You can turn it off by adding this
to the style sheet for each QTabWidget instance:
QTabWidget QStackedWidget { background: none }
I'm told that future Qt releases will use something like this in the default
widget style sheet, so this workaround will only be necessary for Qt 4.3.1.
Still, it shouldn't cause any side effects if it's applied twice.
David
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