I would like to add a clickable blue link (QLabel) right next to 'Next' button on one of my QWizardPages(subclassed) so the wizard's button layout would look like:
[Cancel] MyLabel [Next]
I found out that you can add up to 3 custom buttons (QAbstractbutton) but no information about other widgets.
It doesn't need to be a label. You can style a button to make it appear like a label would.
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First, there is such a 4x2 interface
image1。
Then I clicked on the box in the upper left corner, it became like this
image2
It will look like this when I click on eight box.image3
I want to achieve this style, so I use SceneBuilder, Put the ImageView in the Label, but found that the Label has no click event to trigger。
(PS：All eight boxes can be clicked, and each click switches the state, which are shown and hidden respectively.)
In Scenebuilder just use for Label the on Mouse Clicked field.
I have a form which contains multiple input widgets like textbox, dropdown, textarea, suggestbox, radiogroup and multiselect etc
The input widgets are by default in disabled state.
When I click on a button all of them get enabled.
I would also like their text-color to change when I click on that button.
Note: I dont want to change the widget's label color. Only the value color.
How to do it in code for each? If you could give one example for each widget i.e textbox, dropdown, multiselect,radigroup etc
Looking for a generic solution.
Say you want to change your text box text red when you click the button. add a class to your styles tab like
.red{
color: red;
}
then say you have text box called textbox1 in the onclick event of your button put the following code:
widget.root.descendants.textbox1.styles = ['red'];
same for all the other types
To give you an idea I was testing with TextBox and worked but with TextAreas the Input or Value did not change, as well as the other multiselect and radioGroup options it did not take the css as expected.
When you click on the text box and from the CSS Page Style you start typing "." you will find different options for the widget selected. Using TextBox there is an Input option so you create a Global Style like this one.
.color Input{
color:teal;
}
This will change the Input of the TextBox, the same as if you do with Label, just use the same css class just change the option you want to modify. .color Label {}.
Also to apply the change to the widget just create a function like this one.
function textBoxColorChange() {
app.pages.NewPage.descendants.TextArea1.styles = ["color"];
}
And create an OnClick event to a button to make the change.
With the other widgets I don't have the time to keep testing but I hope this helps to get the idea. Greetings.
As I know, there are three types of buttons in LibGDX:
TextButton, ImageButton and ImageTextButton
I need to create a button with my own background and own text and of course, but I also need a hover option.
The hover is available in ImageButton, but ImageButton doesn't have a label so I can't assign any text to it.
There is a third option, ImageTextButton, but it's not a normal button, it's a button and a label which is set next to it (which is unacceptable, cause I need the text on the button).
Is there any option to achieve this?
I am using gwt 2.4. And I am not using uibinder.
I have a button which has a background image. when I place mouse on this button it should display a text saying "submit" . The kind of text which says what the button does.
Button is a UIObject and so you can use setTitle method on a Button to set the tooltip.
Or if you want to do something else on mouse over. Just make use of the mouse handlers.
Read Button documentation for more details.
I want to build a flex FormItem extension that adds a button into the item label section, such that there is both a text label and, to the right of it, a button that uses an image icon:
A form item http://img830.imageshack.us/img830/4411/screenshot20100730at331.png
Basically, I want to create that 'i' icon, such that I can click on it to display a help overlay for the item in question.
Is there an existing component that does this? If not, how do I do it?
Try to use grid, gridrow, and grititem, like the html table. and add the label and the "i" image into a horizontal layout container inside the griditem.
See
http://kennethsutherland.com/2009/05/27/formitem-adding-an-icon/