René J.V. Bertin wrote: > style. I think I figured out the how/where once but can't seem to find the > info anymore so I'd appreciate a pointer.
Found it. > FWIW, drawing this kind of label in a frame and/or with a different background > colour isn't appropriate for the native Macintosh style. And this is where we have a problem if you're adamant about being as much in line with native look-and-feel as possible, as I know some KDE devs are. I haven't found a single example of a "native" Mac application that uses comparable page/dialog titles rendered with a bigger font and in a frame with a different background colour. I myself don't really care one way or another, if anything I find it more important that the user has a choice at some level. Ideally this would go through the widget style (as Breeze allows and QtCurve probably too) but the Macintosh style is not configurable and I don't think Qt would consider adding the rather complex patch required to render KTitleWidgets appropriately. That leaves us with the only option of modifying the KTitleWidget code. I'll submit a patch for review that adds a runtime check of the widget style in use but if anyone has a better idea I wouldn't mind hearing it and avoiding unnecessary work. R.