> If, however, I move that same widget onto a QGraphicsScene via > fooWidget* foo = new fooWidget(); > foo->setFooData(data); > QGraphicsProxyWidget* proxy = scene->addWidget(foo) The fooWidget is > properly added to the scene, all of its child widgets' text values are > correctly > updated based on whatever is in "data", BUT the widget background colors > are not updated - they are just the default values as if I hadn't attempted to > change the palette. > > Any way for me to get QGraphicsProxyWidget to honor the embedded > widget's palette? Using Qt 5.15.2 if that matters...
Quick self-update here, it looks like it has something to do with QLabels that I had modified to have a frameShape of StyledPanel. If I switch those back to having the default frameShape of NoFrame, then they are painted correctly regardless of whether they are out in my MainWindow hierarchy, or whether they are wrapped inside of a QGraphicsProxyWidget, although now I've lost the frame border that I wanted. Looks like I'll just have to write a custom stylesheet that updates based on the fooData parameters. Sean _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org https://lists.qt-project.org/listinfo/interest
