You could explicitly set a color for the role you are going to change for immediate children of the widget you are going to modify before actually modifying the palette. You would then effectively cut off inheriting the color down the hierarchy.
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Re: setBackgroundRole of parent without affecting children
You could explicitly set a color for the role you are going to change for immediate children of the widget you are going to modify before actually modifying the palette. You would then effectively cut off inheriting the color down the hierarchy.
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TEAmerc (9th October 2015)
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