You don't have to change anything in the listview. You only need to provide your own delegate and maybe change the palette of the listview's viewport to make it transparent (or set it to your pixmap).
You don't have to change anything in the listview. You only need to provide your own delegate and maybe change the palette of the listview's viewport to make it transparent (or set it to your pixmap).
I got another problem: I didn't specify that I'm using the QListView on a QGraphicsView, so it's a QGraphicsProxyWidget.
I tried to set the background to transparent using stylesheets, but no luck, it looks grey
EDIT: solved, using Qt::WA_NoSystemBackground
EDIT2: nevermind, I had an the image also on my skin file
Last edited by efegea; 29th November 2008 at 17:48.
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