Can Background color be a variable in stylesheet

[qt_emp]

I am changing the appearance of my QComboBoxes with the following:

ui->comboBox_0->setStyleSheet ("QComboBox::drop-down {border-width: 0px;} QComboBox::down-arrow {image: url(noimg); border-width: 0px;} QComboBox { background:rgb(241, 231, 218); }");

Is it possible to replace the { background:rgb(241, 231, 218);} with a variable name?

IE: QString bgrgb = "background:rgb(241, 231, 218);"

then ui->comboBox_0->setStyleSheet ("QComboBox::drop-down {border-width: 0px;} QComboBox::down-arrow {image: url(noimg); border-width: 0px;} QComboBox { bgrgb }");

This does not work. the comboBox appears black in this implementation.

Thanks to all for any help

[Gojir4]

Hi, @qt_emp

I guess you need to do it by yourself.

What about defining a const string and changing only the color ?

const QString ss = "QComboBox::drop-down {border-width: 0px;} QComboBox::down-arrow {image: url(noimg); border-width: 0px;} QComboBox { background:%1 }";
QColor c(Qt::red);  
//Set background red
ui->comboBox_0->setStyleSheet(ss.arg(c.name()));

//...
 c = QColor(Qt::blue); 
//Set background blue
ui->comboBox_0->setStyleSheet(ss.arg(c.name()));

I have used color name, instead of r, g, b, so only one value (%1) is replaced in the string .

[qt_emp]

The color names available in the palette are too limited. I needed other colors beyond the palette, thus the RGB implementation.

[Gojir4]

@qt_emp
That's not what I mean.
I used QColor::name() which returns string containing "#RRGGBB" in hexadecimal.
You can put any color you want in QColor.

//Setting color using hexadecimal
QColor c = "#AABBCC"
ui->comboBox_0->setStyleSheet(ss.arg(c.name()));
//Another example without using QColor
ui->comboBox_0->setStyleSheet(ss.arg("#AABBCC"));

[qt_emp]

Understood. I implemented it and it works great. Thanks for all the help