Brilliant - covers [nearly] all the essential points. Enough info so I could add a Quit menu action and change CSS text color on QMenu. Not only is this clearly presented in an orderly manner, there is very little fluff or diversion. Much appreciated - thank you. BTW icons on a toolbar might be an interesting addition.
Hmm - sorry to say I may have found an 'issue' - when part of text have a font size is increased and the file then saved, the increased [or decreased] font sizes are not preserved. They revert to a common fontesize. Any suggestions. please?
Anyone have a idea on how to deal with this warning.... DeprecationWarning: sipPyTypeDict() is deprecated, the extension module should use sipPyTypeDictRef() instead class Main(QMainWindow):
Great question! This depends on a lot of factors, including also what you prefer as a developer. If you're a Python developer with limited C++ knowledge, then of course PyQt5 is the correct choice and vice versa. If you're good with both, then there's a list of factors and differences you can take into account. I can make a video discussing this if you're interested :)
Hi Arthur, great question! Check out this open source documentation docs.huihoo.com/qt/4.2/stylesheet.html and scroll to "Customizing Qt Widgets Using Style Sheets". There, you can find a list of stylable widgets as well as a list of attributes such as background, border, color, etc... Hope this helps!
Brilliant - covers [nearly] all the essential points. Enough info so I could add a Quit menu action and change CSS text color on QMenu. Not only is this clearly presented in an orderly manner, there is very little fluff or diversion. Much appreciated - thank you. BTW icons on a toolbar might be an interesting addition.
Amazing and easy to understand!!
with you, i. have can do so many app with my Engine(Thanks)
Thanks. that is great
Hmm - sorry to say I may have found an 'issue' - when part of text have a font size is increased and the file then saved, the increased [or decreased] font sizes are not preserved. They revert to a common fontesize. Any suggestions. please?
Thank you for lesson
Sorry, how to change background color when hover in black theme ? This is not working
QMenuBar::item:hover {
background-color: #000000;
}
Hi Hala This was an outstanding video. Thank you
You are welcome! Glad you liked it
Love this video
thanks
Anyone have a idea on how to deal with this warning.... DeprecationWarning: sipPyTypeDict() is deprecated, the extension module should use sipPyTypeDictRef() instead
class Main(QMainWindow):
It's a weird one. I guess it has something to do with Python, but doesn't interfere with your code
Also, how can I switch screen by destroying tha last screen so that it does not consume much memory
Hi Hala
Can you make a tutorial on how to make our PYQT5 app responsive to different screen size?
WOW really interesting 😍😍 project
Thank you! 😊
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how about saving the font of the text?
Please make a video on how to connect python to MYSQL. Thanks
Good crack!
Thanks for the video
How do I download a file "main.ui"
Which one will be better. Qt C++ or Qt with python.
Great question! This depends on a lot of factors, including also what you prefer as a developer. If you're a Python developer with limited C++ knowledge, then of course PyQt5 is the correct choice and vice versa. If you're good with both, then there's a list of factors and differences you can take into account. I can make a video discussing this if you're interested :)
Thanks for the video! There is anyway or anywhere to know all possible styleSheet parameters for every widget in QtDesigner?
Hi Arthur, great question! Check out this open source documentation docs.huihoo.com/qt/4.2/stylesheet.html and scroll to "Customizing Qt Widgets Using Style Sheets". There, you can find a list of stylable widgets as well as a list of attributes such as background, border, color, etc... Hope this helps!
@@codefirstwithhala Thanks!
I'm sorry