Chanaging a color of "not bound to a qt object state"
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I'm using a program called Mod organizer, it uses stylesheets to display information
When you create an object in the program that does not conform to what QT is expecting to find in it it displayes the information in it's default Qt format (italics and dark gray font)
How do change the color of this base format text, background color.
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I'm using a program called Mod organizer, it uses stylesheets to display information
When you create an object in the program that does not conform to what QT is expecting to find in it it displayes the information in it's default Qt format (italics and dark gray font)
How do change the color of this base format text, background color.
@Gernash said:
When you create an object in the program that does not conform to what QT is expecting to find in it it displayes the information in it's default Qt format (italics and dark gray font)
When does a object not conform to what Qt is expecting? What is Qt expecting at all?
And who is displaying this formatted information?It's not clear what are you talking about.
