Closed jamesobutler closed 1 year ago
Note: I'm using latest 3D Slicer for testing the implementation of these changes.
cc: @sjh26 since you also mentioned dealing with customization of this widget
master
window_level = slicer.qMRMLWindowLevelWidget() window_level.show()
Then upon applying a customization for the disabled color of Sliders, there is no observed change
stylesheet = "QSlider:disabled {selection-background-color: green;}" # green for visibility of this example slicer.app.setStyleSheet(stylesheet)
By default the slider appears in a (more correct) disabled state look
Then upon applying a customization for the disabled color of Sliders, you can actually observe a change
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Note: I'm using latest 3D Slicer for testing the implementation of these changes.
cc: @sjh26 since you also mentioned dealing with customization of this widget
With
master
:Then upon applying a customization for the disabled color of Sliders, there is no observed change
Now with this PR:
By default the slider appears in a (more correct) disabled state look
Then upon applying a customization for the disabled color of Sliders, you can actually observe a change