YeisonCardona
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2 years ago Hi @dagginio
That difference is so subtle that I never noticed.
That bug was introduced in the commit that adds the density scale feature, that's the reason for fixed height.
In the line:
height: {{36|density(density_scale)}}px;
I miss the bottom border
height: {{36|density(density_scale, border=2)}}px;
This will be fixed in the next commit and in the 2.9 release.
By the way, there is a way to change styles in runtime, rewriting them:
self.main.comboBox.style_sheet = "*{border-color: red; color: red}"
or
self.main.comboBox.setStyleSheet("*{border-color: red; color: red}")
Thanks for your report, I really appreciate it.
Hello, first of all I want to thank you for this nice piece of work.
I have the following problem. If have different widgets next to each other, and the combo box is slightly bigger (heigher) as the other once (See screenshot). If I remove the corresponding line for the hight of the combo box in the css.template, the combo box gets the same height as widget next to it. However, I saw, that many widgets have a dedicated height properties, so I guess there is reason for this ...
Of course I could change the template, but this does not feel like a good solution. If someone else wants to run the source code of my app, he/she would have to to do all the changes to the css.template as I did, which is not very practical.
Thus, is there an easy way to unset certain properties in runtime, so I can use it where I need it. Or, is it an option to fully remove all height properties from the template and let qt decide for the correct height? Most likely not, I guess you had a reason why you set the height property ;-).
Best Daniel