(qt4 & xp) qlabel as background in designer

[incapacitant]

As you say I can set the background in the constructor, but then I do not benefit from Designer to position my other controls.
I then have to set their position by several iterations in the code rather than in designer.
That's why i wonder how to do all in designer :
- set the background
- position the various controls over the background.

[wysota]

As you say I can set the background in the constructor, but then I do not benefit from Designer to position my other controls.
I then have to set their position by several iterations in the code rather than in designer.
That's why i wonder how to do all in designer :
- set the background
- position the various controls over the background.

You should do the other way round. First position all the widgets and then apply a background. Remember that you can apply a part of the background to each one of them, so it shouldn't be hard.

Of course, it's a pitty we can't set non-colour palette items in designer.