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Widget borders missing in nested widgets #123

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RustyPedrosa opened this issue Dec 1, 2018 · 6 comments
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Widget borders missing in nested widgets #123

RustyPedrosa opened this issue Dec 1, 2018 · 6 comments
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@RustyPedrosa
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Describe Your Environment

[Versions from your environment]

  • QDarkStyle: >=2.6.1
  • OS: Win 10
  • Python: 3.6

[If used, please inform their versions]

  • PyQt: 5.11.3

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Something has gone wrong with widget borders in nested widgets. I have widgets grouped together in frames, and multiple frames inside tabs, and the widgets no longer have visible borders. The widgets outside of the tabbed area are fine.

With qdarkstyle==2.6, all borders are visible (but hard to see). They do become highlighted onmouseover and when active.

With 2.6.1, the borders are completely invisible, and the mouseover no longer highlights borders.

The issue is still present as of 2.6.4 with the new colors.

Again, this is only affecting my nested widgets (textboxes/dropdowns in frames in tabs).

I will try to update this issue with screenshots later.

@SomberNight
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SomberNight commented Dec 3, 2018

Yes, there is definitely an issue here.
Both pics on Win10, PyQt5.9.2, Python 3.6.6.

QDarkStyle 2.5.4
qdarkstyle254

QDarkStyle 2.6.4
qdarkstyle264

EDIT: issue also present on Ubuntu

@dpizetta
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dpizetta commented Dec 11, 2018

@RustyPedrosa , @SomberNight Thanks for all those information, this will help a lot! I'm working on it.

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@RustyPedrosa, @SomberNight could you try the new version v2.6.6 to see if it helps you? Tks

@SomberNight
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@dpizetta which commit do you mean specifically? I cannot see the tag or pypi release (which is fine, but I am not sure what to test with)

@dpizetta
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Oh, sorry, I'm still finishing the tests on py27/34 right now before push. In some minutes it will be there the version 2.6.6. Tks

@SomberNight
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2.6.6 looks good, thanks.

SomberNight added a commit to spesmilo/electrum that referenced this issue Apr 30, 2019
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