Photoshop designed element to Qt

[Nyte]

I don't think you can do that with just styling. But you can subclass QTreeView and provide your own painting and a custom delegate for items.

I'm not sure what the limitations are with styling a Treeview.
Basically, what i need to know is how (with a stylesheet, i'm not a dev) i can style the first item, and how i can style the subitems. If i know the selectors (something that in my experience with Qt so far is sometimes really hard to find out, even with the documents), I can experiment a bit.


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So far i know you have to use

QTreeWidget:item{ .. } to change the style of ALL the items in the Treeview, but the first level item and the 2nd level item needs to be different. Also, i need to draw the whole item, including the icon area....

[wysota]

I'm not sure what the limitations are with styling a Treeview.
Basically, what i need to know is how (with a stylesheet, i'm not a dev) i can style the first item, and how i can style the subitems. If i know the selectors (something that in my experience with Qt so far is sometimes really hard to find out, even with the documents), I can experiment a bit.


-edit-

So far i know you have to use

QTreeWidget:item{ .. } to change the style of ALL the items in the Treeview, but the first level item and the 2nd level item needs to be different. Also, i need to draw the whole item, including the icon area....

The whole stylesheet reference is here: Qt Style Sheets Reference. If something is not there then it won't work.

In general, as I said, what you want to do cannot be done without touching source code.