Closed HansVanNeck closed 2 years ago
I have had this problem when the font in question does not support that particular font style (be it underline, italic or bold).
What font are you using? What program was the text copied from? What operating system were you running here?
It is not depended on the font. The text was inserted from Qprompt Windows 10.
I found hat if you first open de font color box, you the underline button works. So it is a start up initialization problem
Very interesting! I'll try see if I can replicate it this way.
Confirmed as duplicate to bug in issue #25.
Bug is due to Qt's file dialog using Ctrl+U as a shortcut to move one directory above, and this shortcut not being disabled when the file dialog isn't shown.
All fixes are to be done upstream and not in QPrompt itself.
Some potential fixes are:
Issue fixed upstream.
You cannot underline text in Edit mode. Nor with the Underline Icon, nor with Control U.