Styling a Line from Designer

[MHendricks]

QDarkStyleSheet is a really nice stylesheet. I ran into a unstyled "widget", the "Horizontal Line" and "Vertical Line" in Qt Designer. It is a QFrame with height 3, sunken shadow and line width equal to 1. You can see it if examine header generated by uic tool.

QFrame[isLine="true"] {
    background-color: #3A3939;
}

The only way I can think to style it is to add a bool QProperty and use a dynamic property selector in the stylesheet. This is not the best solution because you have to remember to add the property every time.

QFrame[height="3"], QFrame[width="3"] {
    background-color: #3A3939;
}

Now that I'm typing this issue up, I thought of a second way to handle it, by checking if the width or height is 3 on qframes.

I don't know if either of these should be included in QDarkStyleSheet, but its worth mentioning in case someone has a better idea.

[ColinDuquesnoy]

Interesting. I'll have to give it a try and see if works cross plaftorm. It that works well it will end up in the official version ;)

[ColinDuquesnoy]

I've tried your second suggestion and it works like a charm (on KDE). It will be included in the next release. Thanks for sharing!