[CC'ed pyqt, since your answer also contains info's of public interest] Am Montag, 3. Dezember 2007 schrieben Sie: > Well PETE.. I don't agree with you as you don't with me... so... save > your words and just direct me to the Qt forum/ML instead... Is that too > hard to do? :) > Styling could be a minor problem, yes, but i could post anyway too... I > don't care what you think about if i style to much or not my apps., i am > just asking for help... and most cause i just started to develop since > august. > > I know that is a minor "problem", still i could post.... Just maybe this > is not the place, but like i said below.... > > Indeed... already solved with the help of Qt Folks... now i know that is > a question more of Qt than PyQt ;)
Since you already grabbed some of our lifetime, how about a short message about how you solved your issue. This would amplify the public 'googable' knowledge of dusty PyQt corners, and is a great way to give back something to the community without much hassle for you. > Next time, shoot anyone else with your bullets ;) I didn't intended to appear rude, maybe it was just a bit more direct than usual. I definitely won't deter you from posting here, nor from programming with PyQt. I simply did a _IMHO_ realistic classification of your issue from reading this list, hmm, for about 6 years now. > And for the second... I don't provide a example code? lol.. you are > blind then... Please read carefully: I talked about a [minimal] self contained example. You seem to expect us to add the missing pieces to your code in order to help _you_? A bit more sense of reality wouldn't harm then. > Last, i am starting as PyQt, not C++ (and I don't care to learn it). Or i > would never post here. I learned a lot C++ details from studying Qt's source, and peered with PyQt's docs and sip's, this helped me to solve a lot of PyQt problems in the past, and greatly improved the quality of my _PyQt_ apps, at least. I'm going to shut up now. Pete > > Cheers. > > 2007/12/3, Hans-Peter Jansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Am Freitag, 30. November 2007 schrieb Gustavo A. Díaz: > > > Hi guys. > > > > > > I have a weird problem when i want to style my app, but specially > > > with QPushButton and QScrollBar. > > > > > > I have this for QPushButton: > > > > > > self.setStyleSheet (" \ > > > QPushButton {background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/oc_buttonBg.png); color: white; font: bold; \ > > > border-style: inset; background-repeat: no repeat; > > > background-position: center;} \ > > > QPushButton:hover {background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/oc_buttonBg_hover.png); \ > > > border-style: inset; background-repeat: no repeat; > > > background-position: center;} \ > > > QPushButton:pressed {background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/oc_buttonBg_pressed.png);\ > > > border-style: inset; background-repeat: no repeat; > > > background-position: center;}") > > > > > > And for QScrollBar: > > > > > > self.setStyleSheet ("QScrollBar:vertical { \ > > > background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/scrollbar_bg.png); \ > > > width: 15px; \ > > > margin: 15px 0 15px 0;} \ > > > QScrollBar::handle:vertical { \ > > > background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/scrollbar_body.png); \ > > > min-height: 15px;} \ > > > QScrollBar::add-line:vertical { \ > > > border: 0px; \ > > > background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/scrollbar_downArrow_Bg.png); \ > > > height: 15px; \ > > > subcontrol-position: bottom; \ > > > subcontrol-origin: margin;} \ > > > QScrollBar::sub-line:vertical { \ > > > border: 0px; \ > > > background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/scrollbar_upArrow_Bg.png); \ > > > height: 15px; \ > > > subcontrol-position: top; \ > > > subcontrol-origin: margin;} \ > > > QScrollBar::up-arrow:vertical { \ > > > background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/scrollbar_upArrow.png); \ > > > background-repeat: no repeat; \ > > > width: 15px; \ > > > height: 15px;} \ > > > QScrollBar::down-arrow:vertical { \ > > > background-image: > > > url(:/Styles/styles/scrollbar_downArrow.png); \ > > > background-repeat: no repeat; \ > > > width: 15px; \ > > > height: 15px;} \ > > > QScrollBar::add-page:vertical, > > > QScrollBar::sub-page:vertical { \ > > > background: none;}") > > > > > > Now, the buttons are not being styled if the scrollbar stylesheet > > > exist... if i delete the scrollbar stylesheet.. buttons style are > > > there. > > > > > > Now, if a use both but in the QPushButton i use directly the name of > > > the Widget to style (lets say, self.firstButton.setStyleSheet....) > > > the buttons shows the style but the scrollbar back to QT4 default > > > look... > > > > > > What is going on? > > > > > > Thanks > > > > > > Cheers.... and hope someone to respond my post someday.... lately no > > > one does it.... :( > > > > First: you're so deep entangled in styling your apps, that you've > > most probably lost most of your readers _here_. Most of us mainly try > > to get their work done in the most effective way (primary reason for > > using PyQt in > > the first place), where styling is a minor, if at all issue.. > > > > Second: you don't provide a simple self contained example, that > > demonstrates your problem. > > > > Advice: if you're capable enough (you should, IMHO), forget 2nd > > bullet, create the example directly in C++ and direct your request to > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] - significant lower S/N ratio, but maybe > > you're lucky and convince some TT folk to care about your issues. > > > > Pete > > > > _______________________________________________ > > PyQt mailing list PyQt@riverbankcomputing.com > > http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list PyQt@riverbankcomputing.com http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt