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    AlperenCvs
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    Hello Everyone

    I add stacked widget to my project button i cannot remove stacked widget buttons(previson & next buttons) how can i remove this buttons

    I add image you can see down

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    Thanks in advance

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      Hi,

      I might be wrong but isn't that just the control that allows you to go edit the various widgets of your stack in designer ?

      It will not be there at run time.

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        Hi,

        I might be wrong but isn't that just the control that allows you to go edit the various widgets of your stack in designer ?

        It will not be there at run time.

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        @SGaist Thank you, yes, as you said, I only tried it on qt designer, but it does not appear directly on python. Thanks

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          @SGaist Thank you, yes, as you said, I only tried it on qt designer, but it does not appear directly on python. Thanks

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          @AlperenCvs
          I forget which shortcut or menu item it is, but are you aware you can press it in Designer to Preview what your design will look like at runtime?

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            @AlperenCvs
            I forget which shortcut or menu item it is, but are you aware you can press it in Designer to Preview what your design will look like at runtime?

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            @JonB No because I am new the Qt Framework and Qt Designer

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              @JonB No because I am new the Qt Framework and Qt Designer

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              @AlperenCvs
              https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/designer-preview.html
              https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35114468/check-appearance-of-ui-design-in-qt-creator

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                @AlperenCvs
                I forget which shortcut or menu item it is, but are you aware you can press it in Designer to Preview what your design will look like at runtime?

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                @JonB English is not my native language so I use translation so I may be wrong or I may not understand you fully. I'm sorry.

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                  @JonB English is not my native language so I use translation so I may be wrong or I may not understand you fully. I'm sorry.

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                  @AlperenCvs
                  Those links show that you can Preview a Form from Designer to see what it will look at runtime. So you would know the < > buttons would not be there when you later run your program. There is a menu item as shown in those link, or it looks like it is either Ctrl+R or Alt+Shift+R key presses.

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