QML and Qt Quick

@Ariyo_Walker I have exactly the same problem and I don't know how to figure it out... I'm trying qquickPaintedItem instead of QQuickItem inherit but now I got an error Element is not Creatable Anyone have I idea how can we proceed ? Thanks you in advance

Hi, Since you are using PyQt6, you should check with their author.

Yes, you're right, I realized that after the trial. Simply put, the problematic ID is on an Object that is not instantiated, so it would be inaccessible. It's like in C++, you access a non-static member variable of a class but don't newit

@ekkescorner said in Material style is shrinking/vanishing images: @mzimmers in Material there's some padding, There sure is: I put in a telltale for a button of 28 px high, and it has a padding value of 12 (!). Seems like their algorithm needs a bit of work. Thanks for finding that.

Thank You

I'm still struggling with this, any help is appreciated.

Use a different delegate for the header with the height of the UserItemDelegate + the space. You dont need to duplicate the code for the two delegates, just create a Item for the header delegate with the user delegate inside.

Hi @mzimmers In my app I only imported: import QtQuick 2.0 import QtQuick.Controls 2.5 import QtQml.Models 2.15 Then I added a conf file called qtquickcontrols2.conf , in the same resource of the qml files, the content is the following: ; This file can be edited to change the style of the application ; Read "Qt Quick Controls 2 Configuration File" for details: ; https://doc.qt.io/qt/qtquickcontrols2-configuration.html [Controls] Style=Material [Material] Theme=Dark ;Theme=Light ;Accent=BlueGrey ;Primary=BlueGray ;Foreground=Brown ;Background=Grey The syle is defined in this the conf file, but this can be overrided at running with QQuickStyle::setStyle() has you are doing. This works for me.

The problem has been successfully resolved. But I don't know why this problem is resolved. Problem was "font.bold " I wrote "true" on almost every "font.bold". So, I only left a few, and I fixed most of them to "false." it operated well.

@JoeCFD this is weird: Flickable { id: flickable Layout.fillHeight: true Layout.fillWidth: true clip: true contentHeight: equipmentGrid.height property real netWidth: 0//flickable.width - (scroller.width * 2.0) Component.onCompleted: { netWidth = flickable.width - (scroller.width * 2.0) console.log("flickable.width is " + flickable.width) console.log("netWidth is " + netWidth) console.log("scroller.width is " + scroller.width) } ... qml: flickable.width is 48 // ??? qml: netWidth is 28 qml: scroller.width is 10 Could part of the problem be that my flickable is inside a ColumnLayout?

I did only observe the same when setting the animation factor to 0.5x in developer options.