How to load multiple css files in QWebView
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Dear All,
I am able to load the single CSS file using the below code:view->settings()->setUserStyleSheetUrl( QUrl::fromLocalFile("D:/mycss/mycss1.css") );But i don't know how to do the same for multiple CSS files like css1.css, css2.css, css3.css
Only the latest included css file is effective and rest css files are ignored.Kindly help!!
Thanks
Sid -
Do all these CSSes (css1.css, css2.css...) style the same elements/selectors? If yes, then it's how CSS works. Only the latest one will have an effect (will overlap all previous).
Anyway, you can (either/or):
- Merge all your CSS into one file;
- Create a "general" one and use
@import url("css1.css");for every CSS you want in it; - Add them from HTML with
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path2css.css"/>? I don't know if it's possible within QWebView.
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Do all these CSSes (css1.css, css2.css...) style the same elements/selectors? If yes, then it's how CSS works. Only the latest one will have an effect (will overlap all previous).
Anyway, you can (either/or):
- Merge all your CSS into one file;
- Create a "general" one and use
@import url("css1.css");for every CSS you want in it; - Add them from HTML with
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path2css.css"/>? I don't know if it's possible within QWebView.
@veryqtperson Thanks for your reply.
I tried the same thing. I created one common CSS file and added import for every CSS i need. I am able to load the CSS in browser but somehow its not reflecting in QWebView. Any idea how to debug further?Thanks in advance !!
-Sid
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Unfortunately, that's where my expertise ends, as I haven't done anything with QWebView yet :)
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Unfortunately, that's where my expertise ends, as I haven't done anything with QWebView yet :)
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@veryqtperson No issues. Thanks for your time :)
@Sidii
a possibility would be to read all your CSS files and concatenate them into a string. Then pass the base64 encoded string to the webview.webview->settings()->setUserStyleSheetUrl( QUrl( QString("data:text/css;charset=utf-8;base64,") % QByteArray( CSS-string ).toBase64() ) ); -
@Sidii
a possibility would be to read all your CSS files and concatenate them into a string. Then pass the base64 encoded string to the webview.webview->settings()->setUserStyleSheetUrl( QUrl( QString("data:text/css;charset=utf-8;base64,") % QByteArray( CSS-string ).toBase64() ) );@raven-worx Thanks !!
