QTextDocument: Style vs. Attribute
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Hi All!
In my example https://github.com/Schachigel/QtLetter where I work with QTextDocuments I found, that the following html in a QTextDocument works:<p align=justify>...</p>whereas this version - which I would consider the same - does not:
<p style='text-align:justify;'> ...Actually the second one creats rather strange results. Any ideas on this?
Best regards
Holger -
Hi All!
In my example https://github.com/Schachigel/QtLetter where I work with QTextDocuments I found, that the following html in a QTextDocument works:<p align=justify>...</p>whereas this version - which I would consider the same - does not:
<p style='text-align:justify;'> ...Actually the second one creats rather strange results. Any ideas on this?
Best regards
Holger@HoMa
According to the reference page cited by @Christian-Ehrlicher, QSS does not recognizestyle='text-align:...'. The<p align=justify>is recognized. Unfortunately the truth is that Qt's ownsetHtml()methods should really be namedsetRichText(), and you do have to use the reference page to check which HTML constructs are/are not supported. -
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Hi All!
In my example https://github.com/Schachigel/QtLetter where I work with QTextDocuments I found, that the following html in a QTextDocument works:<p align=justify>...</p>whereas this version - which I would consider the same - does not:
<p style='text-align:justify;'> ...Actually the second one creats rather strange results. Any ideas on this?
Best regards
Holger@HoMa
According to the reference page cited by @Christian-Ehrlicher, QSS does not recognizestyle='text-align:...'. The<p align=justify>is recognized. Unfortunately the truth is that Qt's ownsetHtml()methods should really be namedsetRichText(), and you do have to use the reference page to check which HTML constructs are/are not supported.
