Le 24/04/11 08:10, Sarah Mount a écrit :
No, you don't need groupBox or frame for that.Sorry if this is an obvious question, but I couldn't find an answer to it on the using-containers page or on StackOverflow. I have a bunch of tab widgets that need to have appropriate layouts applied to them and to the tabs they contain. Working with the .ui files in Qt4 Designer, I notice that if I click on an individual tab inside the tab widget, then it is by default marked as "break layout", like every other widget. If I then try to apply a layout to the tab, the layout instead gets applied to the whole tab widget. So, to get around this I could put a GroupBox or Frame inside each tab and give that a layout, but this seems long-winded. Is there something obvious I have missed or does Qt assume that each tab will have a container widget placed inside it?Many thanks, Sarah Place your widgets in first tab, choose an appropriate layout for these widgets, whith this layout selected, select the whole tabWidget and apply a vertical layout. Do the same for each tab. Now, select a tab in objects inspector and scroll the properties editor and you'll see the properties for each layout. Cheer's |
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