>> I don't understand. All I have done was to add a label. I set the label text
using Qt 4.6
>> designer. So the code was added by designer, not me. I cannot comment on the
"font-family:" issue
>> because this was also automatically added by designer. (I cannot remember to
have used such a
>> font purposely - it must be a designer-specific Windows default font.)
>>
>> I'll have a look at this.
Qt's designer uses HTML by default when inserting a line break. To overcome this one must edit the
label text in the tab "source". Then you get plain text again. I wasn't aware of that and also not
that designer even adds a certain font (in my case Windows default button font).
Both problems are now fixed.
Concerning my question regarding HTML I now understand what the problem is.
> We want short labels and we put verbose information to the tooltips
I fully agree, but I still think we need a linebreak in the label. But feel free to change the label
as you like.
> Also, the font pane is the wrong place. You should introduce a color pane.
> You will need that anyway if you are going to proceed with your color support.
OK, I'll do this. (I have asked several times where to but the color change buttons and as nobody
replied to that, I selected the font pane for now).
thanks and regards
Uwe
