Can I create a frame with qt?

[mrjj]

@vale88
Hi
I just open the Ui file and right click on top widget and then
change style sheet and then click background color

[vale88]

ok thanks

[mrjj]

@vale88
Also the same for

RibbonTabContent

[vale88]

@mrjj a question, when I click on a button of horizontal ribbon there is an effect, like I push a true button...how can I recreate this effect?

[mrjj]

@vale88
You mean on the tabs?
or on the buttons Open , New etc ?

[vale88]

@mrjj on the button Open, New..ecc..when I push there is an effect

[Pl45m4]

@vale88

What kind of effect? Animation? Fading? Or just the button changes?

[vale88]

@Pl45m4 Maybe I solved:
ui->toolButton->setStyleSheet("QToolButton { background-color: beige }");

[mrjj]

Hi
Its actually just normal QToolButtons with
autoRaise set to true.

[vale88]

@mrjj

I don't know how change gray color that have black border

[vale88]

@vale88

this color doesn't change..I don't know how I must do to change color of the tab, there are this gray and white in project

[mrjj]

@vale88
Hi
its the stylesheet in
ribbon.cpp
the
"QTabBar::tab {"
and
"QTabBar::tab::!selected {"
" border-bottom: 1px solid rgb(%4, %5, %6);"
" background-color:#ffffff;"
"}"
and
"QTabBar::tab:selected {"

[vale88]

@mrjj I wrote:

QString styleSheetText = QString(
"QTabWidget::pane {"
" border-top: 1px solid rgb(255,255,255);"
" position: absolute;"
" top: -1px;"
"}"
""
"QTabBar::tab {"
" padding-top: 5px;"
" padding-bottom: 5px;"
" padding-left: 10px;"
" padding-right: 10px;"
" margin-top: 1px;"
"}"
""
"QTabBar::tab::!selected {"
" border-bottom: 1px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);"
" background-color:#000000;"
"}"
""
"QTabBar::tab:selected {"
" background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"
" border-top: 1px solid rgb(%4, %5, %6);"
" border-right: 1px solid rgb(%4, %5, %6);"
" border-left: 1px solid rgb(%4, %5, %6);"
" border-bottom: 1px solid rgb(%1, %2, %3);"
"}"
""
"QTabBar::tab:hover"
"{"
" background-color: rgb(0, 0, 255);"
"}"
""
"QTabBar::tab:selected:hover {"
" background-color: rgb(%1, %10, %3);"
"}"

but it doesn't change, it's the same thing

[mrjj]

Hi
then you are not changing the right ones.

[vale88]

@mrjj I wrote:

 QString styleSheetText = QString(
    "QTabWidget::pane {"
    "  border-top: 1px solid rgb(255,255,255);"
    "  position: absolute;"
    "  backgound-color: #ff0000"
    "  top: -1px;"
    "}"
    ""
    "QTabBar::tab {"
    "  padding-top: 5px;"
    "  padding-bottom: 5px;"
    "  padding-left: 10px;"
    "  padding-right: 10px;"
    "  margin-top: 1px;"
    "}"
    ""
    "QTabBar::tab::!selected {"
    "  border-bottom: 1px solid rgb(0, 0, 0);"
    "  background-color:#ff0000;"
    "}"
    ""
    "QTabBar::tab:selected {"
    "  background-color: rgb(255, 0, 0);"
    "  border-top: 1px solid rgb(%4, %5, %6);"
    "  border-right: 1px solid rgb(%4, %5, %6);"
    "  border-left: 1px solid rgb(%4, %5, %6);"
    "  border-bottom: 1px solid rgb(%1, %2, %3);"
    "}"
    ""
    "QTabBar::tab:hover"
    "{"
    "  background-color: rgb(0, 0, 255);"
    "}"
    ""
    "QTabBar::tab:selected:hover {"
    "  background-color: rgb(%1, %10, %3);"
    "}"
    ).arg(bg.red()).arg(bg.green()).arg(bg.blue())
     .arg(mid.red()).arg(mid.green()).arg(mid.blue());

but it's the same thing

[mrjj]

Hi
Ok. works for me so
either you are still doing it wrong
or you have other stylesheets that effects it.

[vale88]

@mrjj I don't know...uff...can you send me ribbon.cpp code?
I don't understand why
if I write in this way and I remove all it's the same thing:

  // Determine default colors
  QColor bg = qApp->palette().color(QPalette::Background);
  QColor mid = qApp->palette().color(QPalette::Mid);

  // Note: the order in which the background/palette/stylesheet functions are
  // called does matter. Should be same as in Qt designer.
  setAutoFillBackground(true);

  // Set stylesheet
  QString styleSheetText = QString(
    ).arg(mid.red()).arg(mid.green()).arg(mid.blue())
     .arg(mid.red()).arg(mid.green()).arg(mid.blue());

  setStyleSheet(styleSheetText);

  // Set background color
  QPalette pal = palette();
  pal.setColor(QPalette::Background, Qt::white);
  setPalette(pal);
}

[mrjj]

@vale88
me nither and it just works here using the default project from the link

[vale88]

@mrjj said in Can I create a frame with qt?:

@vale88
me nither and it just works here using the default project from the link

but I see you put red and blue

[mrjj]

@vale88
yeah same way regardless of the color.