Customize labeldoublerangeslider handle values with qss, is it possible?

[maidenloko]

Hello! Thanks for the great work! I'm developing an app for editing thermal images, and would like to know of it is possible to access and customize the handle values using qss. I had to add a padding to the groove and the edge labels lost alignment with slider. But more importantly I would like to customize the handle values with qss once they represent the min and max temperature and they clip the image for thresholding. Is there a waynto access them is qss? Thanks in advance.

Ivan.

[tlambert03]

All slider labels are instances of superqt.sliders._labeled.SliderLabel, so you could target them using SliderLabel:

SliderLabel {
    color: red;
}

depending on your needs, you might want to be more specific by giving one of your sliders an object name:

my_slider = QLabeledDoubleRangeSlider()
my_slider.setObjectName("my_slider")
my_slider.setStyleSheet(
    """
    QLabeledDoubleRangeSlider#my_slider SliderLabel{
        color: blue;
    }
    """
)

let me know if you need ideas for more specificity than that.

[IvanDesuo]

awesome! I'm not intending nothing too fancy, maybe a background and border around the number and hover effect, I have been trying some proprieties, such as border and background without success, I would assume it doesn't support these? I have been working on an app for editing thermal images, so it is really not necessary, but a cool touch. Thank you very much. This is how it looks now:

[tlambert03]

ultimately, it's just a QSpinBox, so any styling that you can do with a spin box applies to the label as well: https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/stylesheet-examples.html#customizing-qspinbox

[IvanDesuo]

Thanks a lot!! Got involved with some other things will back to customization. I dont know how to set the thread as finalized, but I consider it answered and solved.