Removing gradient from QPushButton

[wysota]

What happens if you overload the style for different states of the button like :hover?


QPushButton, QPushButton:hover { background: white; color: black; }

[Lexrst]

What happens if you overload the style for different states of the button like :hover?


QPushButton, QPushButton:hover { background: white; color: black; }

Sorry for not getting back to this sooner. Been focused on other projects.

If I overload for :hover, with the above sytnax, using the Plastique style I still don't get a solid color background in the button, it's a white to grey gradient. I get similar results if I overload for :pressed with the same syntax.

So I'm using a qlineargradient to get a solid color background for my QPushButton, when using the Plastique style.

From my testing this only appears to happen with the Plastique style and not with any other sytle that I tried.

[wysota]

This might be a bug in stylesheets or plastique.

[Lexrst]

This might be a bug in stylesheets or plastique.

Along the lines of what I was thinking.

It's as if the QStyle is being applied no matter what I specify in the style sheet, when the plastique style is used. Other styles I tried, behaved as I expected when stylesheets were used to modify the look of the QPushButton.