qtstylesheets

How can I customize the look of a QPushButton or QToolButton to look something like elementaryos's webpage "buttons"? All I really want is the characteristic image position and the text on it's side, maybe if i'm lucky i can also get a border like that, but i don't really need the little description below the title :) Can i do it only with StyleSheets, or do i have to subclass QPushButton/QAbstractButton/Something like that? I already searched everywhere but didn't found that level of customization without things like painting something in a fixed place, which is exactly what i don't want.

Context I want to build QObject animations in python. For example, I tried animating the background of a QLineEdit object in order to make a "red flash" when a something wrong is entered. The function is working, the thread starts and I see the animation, but when the thread ends, the app collapses without error trace-back. I only get exit code -1073740940 Which I didn't find on the internet. Minimal Working Example Here's a mwe that I made in order for you to reproduce this error with only one file. You will notice that the important part of the code is inside LoginDialog class. from PyQt5

What i have :- I have a custom widget which extends QFrame (instead of QWidget as QFrame already has a working paintEvent implementation). I have overridden the mousePressed() and mouseReleased() to emit the pressed() released() and clicked() Signals. Everything upto this point is woring fine as expected. What i need :- This custom widget is having basic style sheet support and it supports the :hover state just fine. But the :pressed state is not working. I have already figured out that this is bcoz its not supported by QFrame/QLabel etc. I wish to know what do i need to do in order to support

I have already tried to use disabled and !enabled but it doesn't work. Here is my QSS code : QPushButton { background-color:#44c767; border-radius:5px; border:1px solid #18ab29; color:#ffffff; font-family:arial; font-size:15px; font-weight:bold; text-decoration:none; padding-right:10px; outline: 0; } QPushButton:hover:!pressed { background-color:#54d777; } QPushButton: pressed { background-color:#30b252; } QPushButton: disabled { background-color:#ff0000; } QPushButton: !enabled { background-color:#ff0000; } The documentation refers to a disabled pseudo state but without providing more

I know there's no support for QCalendarWidget QSS styling but does anyone know some workarounds for changing the color of sections 1 and 2 of the QCalendarWidget ? (the light blue for section 1 and white for section 2 ) Thanks! I've examined QCalendarWidget source code and found the solution. QCalendarWidget internally has a model and a view to display days. QCalendarModel has a formatForCell(int, int) function that returns QTextCharFormat for a given cell. Returning format is the result of merging QCalendarView palette data, a format for current day (saturday and sunday are shown in red) and