Text shifts when control appears...

[wysota]

Change the contents rect of the lineedit using setContentsMargins - the line edit is only rendered inside the contents rect. Then you can add those arrows inside the lineedit but outside the contents rect. Of course this will make your edit field smaller regardless of the presence of arrows. An alternative is to use stylesheets and set padding on the line edit. Then you can place the arrows inside the box. And use tool buttons instead of push buttons.

An alternative to that is to use QwwTextSpinBox:

[MrGarbage]

I tried both of your suggestions but the problem persists. The StyleSheet option seemed to have the most potential, but I cannot get that to operate any better. Perhaps I am
missing something... I've attached my .ui..

Mark

[wysota]

You can't do what I meant in Designer. You have to do something that my (unpublished yet, see attachment for an image - it is a single widget derived from QLineEdit) line edit class does - it reduces the contentsRect from the right side to fit the button inside the widget. But you have to do that in hand written code an not Designer (unless of course you'll use one of my widgets that come with a Designer plugin).

You'll have to reduce the contentsRect and reimplement the resizeEvent to position the buttons where you need them. All that without using a layout (that's why you reimplement resizeEvent).

[momesana]

The stylesheet approach requires you to derive your widget from QLineEdit and use manual placement of the QToolButtons (or simple QWidgets) inside the QLineEdit. This you definetly can't do from within designer so you have to get your hands dirty with writing the code the good old way. You should read this very interresting post by Girish: http://labs.trolltech.com/blogs/2007...-clear-button/
It worked quite fine for me.