[solved] Removing borders
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Hello
I'm new to -QT- Qt and would have a following question.I've developed a simple widget that only consists of a label with a pixmap set to it, attached to a QBoxLayout combined with some functions. I'm trying to get it to cover the whole screen in an embedded device, but when I show it there are narrow borders around the picture set to the label. I tried removes these with the following line
a.setStyleSheet("* {margin: 0px;border:0px;padding:0px;}");
without any success. Could you please advice me how to display the picture to cover the complete screen area? The widget is showed on its own, not attached to a mainwindow. Thank you!
Best regards
Richard -
Hi ThaRez,
Welcom to the devnet forums.
A similar question has been asked before. The solution is you draw on border-image using a stylesheet.
If you have a look in "the following topic":http://developer.qt.nokia.com/forums/viewthread/8542/, you will see all the details and links to the docs that describe why it is like that. -
Hello
Thank you for the responses! Sorry for not being clear, a is the QApplicationQApplication a(argc, argv);
I manage to get it working, the magic was the following line:
mainLayout->setContentsMargins(0, 0, 0, 0);
applied to the QVBoxLayout to which the label was added.
Best regards
Richard -
We are glad you solved it. thanks for letting us know and showing the solution so others can benefit from it.
Could you please edit your title and ad [solved] in front of it? This is a workaround.
A better solution is in the making for marking a topic as solved.
