QToolButton + style sheet problem

Does anyone know if this is correct?

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tb = new QToolButton (_viewGroup);
  tb->setText ("Trial");
  tb->setFixedWidth (150);
  tb->setFixedHeight (40);
  tb->setArrowType (Qt::DownArrow);
  tb->setToolButtonStyle(Qt::ToolButtonTextBesideIcon);
 
  // This section here ???
  tb->setStyleSheet ("down-arrow: subcontrol-position: right center");

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I want to move the arrow to the right

I dont know.. but if it works, it might be right :D

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Originally Posted by aamer4yu

I dont know.. but if it works, it might be right :D

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uhm it doesn't work. Sorry if the wording on my post was wrong. But I want to know how to use that function call to move the "arrow" in a QToolButton to the right side of the button.

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Originally Posted by John82

[CODE]tb->setStyleSheet ("down-arrow: subcontrol-position: right center");[/CODE

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You should take a closer look at the syntax of css. I don't have checked if your commands work but one right syntax is:

Code:

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QToolButton::down-arrow{subcontrol-position: right center;}

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Originally Posted by Lykurg

You should take a closer look at the syntax of css. I don't have checked if your commands work but one right syntax is:

Code:

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QToolButton::down-arrow{subcontrol-position: right center;}

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I tried this. I wrote the above line in a .qss file and read it. But it didnt work, that is why I am am looking for a direct implementation.

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Originally Posted by John82

I tried this. I wrote the above line in a .qss file and read it. But it didnt work, that is why I am am looking for a direct implementation.

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Did you mean by "direct implementation" setting the qss on the toolbutton? If so, that makes no difference and also there you have to respect the css syntax:

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tb->setStyleSheet ("::down-arrow {subcontrol-position: right center}");

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Si necesitas estilizar y/o quieres controlar la flecha hacia abajo de los botones QToolButton de un QToolBar, es posible que tengas problemas cuando los creas a partir de QAction. La manera de acceder a ello es utilizando QToolButton::menu-arrow {...} o QToolButton::menu-button {...}

Si tu tienes una barra de navegación la puedes nombrar barra->setObjectName("miBarra");
Y puedes controlar su flecha abajo con #miBarra QToolButton::menu-arrow {...} o #miBarra QToolButton::menu-button {...}