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Qt SQuared radio button [Solved]

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    A Former User
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    Hello guys,

    I want to create a squared radio button, with the text inside the button. Is that possible? I think the button shape could be changed trough css, but what about the text?

    Any hint?

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      Sam
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      It will be more clear if you can attach an image of your requirement.

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        andre
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        I agree with Sam, but I'd also like to add a word of warning: it is generally a Very Bad Idea(TM) to change the shape of controls users are used to. If a control looks a certain way, it is generally expected to work a certain way, and vise versa.

        Also, if you want something that looks like button, why not use a set of buttons? Buttons can also be toggled, and they can also be mutually exclusive by putting them in a [[doc:QButtonGroup]].

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          A Former User
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          A QPushButton that works like a QRadioButton

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            bq. Also, if you want something that looks like button, why not use a set of buttons? Buttons can also be toggled, and they can also be mutually exclusive by putting them in a QButtonGroup.

            that's exactly what I need. Thank you

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              Please mark your topic as [Solved] then (edit your first post, and modify the title). Glad I could help.

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