stylesheet

[THRESHE]

I'm applying the qss as above u've asked. my problem is that i need to apply frameshadow:Sunken to QLable .

Why don't you just use QFrame::setFrameShadow (QFrame::Sunken) on your QLabel ?

[phillip_Qt]

Why don't you just use QFrame::setFrameShadow (QFrame::Sunken) on your QLabel ?

Hi. I applied in side qss file as

QLabel
{
QFrame::setFrameShadow (QFrame::Sunken)
}
still same problem.

[Shadowfiend]

Looks like you're out of luck in the sense that, by default, according to the docs:

Since 4.3, setting a stylesheet on a QLabel automatically sets the QFrame::frameStyle property to QFrame::StyledPanel.

Have you tried using a border? Something like:

QLabel
{
    border: 1px inset gray;
}

QLabel
{
    border: 1px inset gray;
}

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Or something similar?

[aamer4yu]

aahhhh,,, u posted before me :P

I played with the stylesheet example in the QtDemo and made the following changes in code -

nameLabel->setFrameStyle(QFrame::StyledPanel);

nameLabel->setFrameStyle(QFrame::StyledPanel);

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and on running the application, i tried edit, and in the edit made the following change -

/* Mark mandatory fields with a brownish color. */
.mandatory {
    color: brown;
    border-width:2;
    border-style: inset;
 
}

/* Mark mandatory fields with a brownish color. */
.mandatory {
    color: brown;
    border-width:2;
    border-style: inset;

}

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finally something
by the way, Philip, ur questions will make everyone expert in using stylesheets

[phillip_Qt]

aahhhh,,, u posted before me :P

I played with the stylesheet example in the QtDemo and made the following changes in code -

nameLabel->setFrameStyle(QFrame::StyledPanel);

nameLabel->setFrameStyle(QFrame::StyledPanel);

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and on running the application, i tried edit, and in the edit made the following change -

/* Mark mandatory fields with a brownish color. */
.mandatory {
    color: brown;
    border-width:2;
    border-style: inset;
 
}

/* Mark mandatory fields with a brownish color. */
.mandatory {
    color: brown;
    border-width:2;
    border-style: inset;

}

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finally something
by the way, Philip, ur questions will make everyone expert in using stylesheets

Thank u aamer.
I'm a new bee in Qt. So really im intrested to learn from u peopls.

[aamer4yu]

I am neither an expert, I too learn from such postings.
believe me, i didnt knew the answer i had to search, glad i learned something new too.

[THRESHE]

Hi. I applied in side qss file as

QLabel
{
QFrame::setFrameShadow (QFrame::Sunken)
}
still same problem.

It may sound rude but are you familiar with Qt style sheets and Qt itself ?
What I wrote means that you should literally write in your program code. For instance

QLabel myLabel;
myLabel.setFrameShadow (QFrame::Sunken);

QLabel myLabel;
myLabel.setFrameShadow (QFrame::Sunken);

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I hope it helps