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    Default Re: Changing form colors and adding skins

    What resize button? If you want to forbid resizing a window, you have to make it fixed size (using QWidget::setFixedSize() for example)
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    Default Re: Changing form colors and adding skins

    thanks mate. the setFixedSize solved my problem.

    I have read the documentation avout the style sheets and palettas.

    Is there a sample example in Qt Assistant or anywhere else so that I can look at the code as well as the working of style sheets or palettes for better understanding?

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    Did you try typing in "style sheets" into Qt Assistant?
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