On 08/08/2017 23:20, Black Michael via wsjt-devel wrote:
I think with stylesheets don't they apply one style to all the same Qt
type? i.e. all QLabels, all QPushButton, etc?
That limits the customization of individual buttons for example
doesn't it?
Hi Mike,
yes, that's the general idea. If there is a need to style one widget
type different ways then they can be tagged in the application with a
property value to group them into sets that do have common styling
requirements.
There should only be two issues. The way fonts are styled make it hard
to set the font by QSS but we have user font selection anyway. Some
widgets do not get rendered using styles but this is becoming less as
the Qt devs update the paint routines for them, the main ones used to
change the look and feel of an application are covered.
The other issue is that using QSS for widgets that are normally rendered
as native widgets usually makes a mess of the layout, particularly on
macOS where most widgets are native ones and not drawn by Qt unless a
style item is changed.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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