I've decided that I'm probably better off just writing a normal QStyle
and keeping an eye out for what Qt has planned for unifying Qt Quick
and Qt Widgets theming (https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-68814).
Sorry for replying so late.
On Tue, Jan 7, 2020 at 8:18 AM Michael Jackson
wrote:
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You probably want to look into using CSS to style the Widgets. Then create a
loading mechanism to load a new CSS into the application thus changing its
appearance. This is what we did for our app. There are a lot of subtle
interactions with CSS and each particular desktop environment which can t
Thanks for the suggestion. I had a look and they don't seem to be
using Qt Quick at all though. My goal isn't necessarily to make a
mobile-ish UI either.
What I want to do is make Qt Quick and Qt Widget apps look the same
under KDE Plasma or other Linux desktop environments. Ideally, it
should als
> I want to make a Qt Widget style that looks exactly the same as
controls that are made with Qt Quick/QQC2/Kirigami. Is it possible to
style Qt Widgets with Qt Quick or will it be possible in Qt 6? If it
is/will be possible, could it be considered a good idea in the first
place?
You could look ma
Hello,
I want to make a Qt Widget style that looks exactly the same as
controls that are made with Qt Quick/QQC2/Kirigami. Is it possible to
style Qt Widgets with Qt Quick or will it be possible in Qt 6? If it
is/will be possible, could it be considered a good idea in the first
place?
I'm aware o
