Open NathanW2 opened 9 years ago
But, when would you use a custom widget and not need custom code behind it? Seems like once you go down that path you should just go all the way.
On 21.10.2014, at 08:10, Nathan Woodrow notifications@github.com wrote:
It would be really handy to have custom Qt Designer widgets to just drop onto the form. The current method of creating a custom form is a bit of a mismatched.
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I mean custom widget that match the ones in Roam. So you can drop in a image widget, or a OptionRow, or a Number widget and it will have the right controls that Roam needs.
See this wiki to see what I mean: https://github.com/DMS-Aus/Roam/wiki/Qt-Designer-widgets
So I'm having the same elements that would be generated by config manager, but I can control how they look by setting them up in designer myself? So I can make a purple flat button form?
What about letting the user apply a style sheet?
On 23.10.2014, at 01:09, Nathan Woodrow notifications@github.com wrote:
I mean custom widget that match the ones in Roam. So you can drop in a image widget, or a OptionRow, or a Number widget and it will have the right controls that Roam needs.
See this wiki to see what I mean: https://github.com/DMS-Aus/Roam/wiki/Qt-Designer-widgets
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I´m also interested in the answer of this question. Unfortunately the link to the wiki isn´t available any more. HeatherHillers, Do you have any possibility to change the style of the buttons?
It would be really handy to have custom Qt Designer widgets to just drop onto the form. The current method of creating a custom form is a bit of a mismatched.