Styling issue with tabified QDockWidgets
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I was wondering if anyone know what is the stylesheet element to set for the white line that is going across at the base of the tabs. I have applied here a style sheet using "* { color: #00ffff; background-color: #000000 }" and the white line seems unaffected (i.e. it's neither #00ffff or #000000). I also tried "* { border: 2px solid red }" and it doesn't look like it's a border.
This created using the standard QMainWindow widget and the addDockWidget() and tabifyDockWidget() function.
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I was wondering if anyone know what is the stylesheet element to set for the white line that is going across at the base of the tabs. I have applied here a style sheet using "* { color: #00ffff; background-color: #000000 }" and the white line seems unaffected (i.e. it's neither #00ffff or #000000). I also tried "* { border: 2px solid red }" and it doesn't look like it's a border.
This created using the standard QMainWindow widget and the addDockWidget() and tabifyDockWidget() function.
I found the cause of the issue. Seems like the QTabBar created by the docking system has drawBase set to true. Is there a way to customize the base drawing without reaching into the QTabBar to set drawBase to false? The tab bar is not exposed via the QMainWindow or the widget docked to it by the looks of things.
