How to change QToolBar background to native style?
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Hi, All!
In Windows 7, I found the QToolBar's backgroud is very ugly!
It's is not the Windows 7's Native Style.
!http://loaden.googlecode.com/files/qtoolbar.png(QToolBar)!
Could you tell me how to change the background style?
Thank you very much! -
You can set QStyle or QWindowsStyle or what ever you want.
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Or you can use stylesheets to change the style (refer to "here":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/stylesheet.html)
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[quote author="VCsala" date="1293351962"]Or you can use stylesheets to change the style (refer to "here":http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7/stylesheet.html)[/quote]
I dont think it is possible to change the style to platforms native style using stylesheet.
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[quote author="Immii" date="1293351716"]You can set QStyle or QWindowsStyle or what ever you want.[/quote]
No, QStyle can't do it! In Windows 7, The Toolbar can not show the native style.
And looks there not have any style named: QWindows7Style, that's right? -
[quote author="niby" date="1293356956"][quote author="Immii" date="1293351716"]You can set QStyle or QWindowsStyle or what ever you want.[/quote]
No, QStyle can't do it! In Windows 7, The Toolbar can not show the native style.
And looks there not have any style named: QWindows7Style, that's right?[/quote]As I know there is no Windows 7 style yet, however you can use QWindowsVistaStyle which (I had no chance to check) calls the Windows 7 theme API.
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Ah.. If there is no Window7Style then we should create a bug or feature request, But Style Sheet can not do the native style painting.
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[quote author="Immii" date="1293382318"]Style Sheet can not do the native style painting.[/quote]
No one said it can, but it can be used to emulate similar effects.
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[quote author="VCsala" date="1293380975"]
As I know there is no Windows 7 style yet, however you can use QWindowsVistaStyle which (I had no chance to check) calls the Windows 7 theme API.[/quote]
Thanks for reply!
I am try, but it has no effect.
@int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
QApplication app(argc, argv);
app.setStyle(new QWindowsVistaStyle);MainWindow mainWin; mainWin.show(); return app.exec();}@