[Qt-interest] Webkit know about the QApplication::style()???

Mon Feb 22 12:07:25 CET 2010

What is more, the developers of Arora (which began as a demo to test Webkit),  may have thought that setting a Palette on a webview changes the colors of the rendered html components
line 114 of webview.cpp
    if (p.color(QPalette::Window) != Qt::white) {        QWindowsStyle s;        p = s.standardPalette();        setPalette(p);    }   
has an effect on the background color of an html rendered disabled lineEdit. Take the line away and the background color of a disabled lineEdit is grey, put it back and it's white.

Date: Thu, 18 Feb 2010 19:17:16 +0530
Subject: Re: [Qt-interest] Webkit know about the QApplication::style()???
From: talk2amulya at gmail.com
To: bartosh at live.com

It works as expected..

On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 7:11 PM, Bartosh Wroblevksy <bartosh at live.com> wrote:

So if this does not render a lineEdit with a red background
aPalette.setColor( QPalette::Disabled, QPalette::Base, Qt::red )
setPalette( aPalette );
inside of a webview and then I do
setHtml("<html><body><input type=\"text\"  \             value=\"disabled\"  \
             </body></html>)

Is it actually a bug in Qt or does it work as expected?  		 	   		  
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