Styling tab background in QTabWidget
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Is your QTabWidget contained in another widget ? And what do you expect to see through it (i.e. desktop, other program window etc...) ?
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[quote]Is your QTabWidget contained in another widget ?[/quote]
It contained in MainWindow directly.[quote]And what do you expect to see through it (i.e. desktop, other program window etc…) ?[/quote]
As shown in the screenshot I expect to see transparent tab (see the wood instead of gray color) -
Then try this:
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QStackedWidget *stack = tabWidget->findChild<QStackedWidget *>();
stack->setStyleSheet("background-color: rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)");
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@stack->setAttribute(Qt::WA_TranslucentBackground);@
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I created a repository contains on demo application for testing QTabWidget stylesheet and I added you as a moderator: https://github.com/mbnoimi/test
May you please see what's going on?
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Your example is missing the stylesheet/background/icons to reproduce what you show in your first post.
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[quote author="SGaist" date="1378155444"]Your example is missing the stylesheet/background/icons to reproduce what you show in your first post.[/quote]
It doesn't missing anything. I created very simple project so may you please run the project to test your suggestions.
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If you'd like me to test anything related to your widget styling problem, I'll need a complete example with the style sheet your are using and the necessary elements for it (i.e. the background / icons)
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[quote author="SGaist" date="1378157197"]If you'd like me to test anything related to your widget styling problem, I'll need a complete example with the style sheet your are using and the necessary elements for it (i.e. the background / icons)[/quote]
OK; I updated a new version with resources (modified the screenshot)
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Then... The first question that should have been asked: What version of Qt/OS are you using ?
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I have tested it on Windows and can confirm that it's not working on it (though it does on OS X)
Did you check the "bug report system":https://bugreports.qt-project.org/ to see if this is something known ? You might consider creating a bug report (put as much details as you can and a minimal compilable example so it can be reproduced)
