Python GUIs - stylinghttps://www.pythonguis.com/Create GUI applications with Python and QtSun, 21 Mar 2021 09:00:00 +0000Custom style for menu items — How to use QWidgetAction to create menu items with custom background colors in PyQt6https://www.pythonguis.com/faq/custom-style-for-menu-items/How can I create a menu item with a custom background color using QWidgetAction, while keeping the same behavior and style as regular QAction items?Martin FitzpatrickSun, 21 Mar 2021 09:00:00 +0000tag:www.pythonguis.com,2021-03-21:/faq/custom-style-for-menu-items/pyqt6pythonmenusstylingqtqt6Transparent TextBrowser — Creating a fading text effect in a QListView using custom model formattinghttps://www.pythonguis.com/faq/transparent-textbrowser/I'm building an object detection app and every time something gets detected, I append text to a widget. I want the most recent text to appear prominently, with older entries gradually fading out. How can I achieve this fading text effect in PyQt6?Martin FitzpatrickFri, 12 Feb 2021 09:00:00 +0000tag:www.pythonguis.com,2021-02-12:/faq/transparent-textbrowser/pyqt6qlistviewmodel-viewstylingtransparencypythonqtqt6Styling PyQt/PySide Apps Installed via Pip on Linux — How to handle Qt styling and themes when distributing your Python GUI app through piphttps://www.pythonguis.com/faq/installation-via-pip-styling/If you've built a PyQt or PySide application that looks great when you run it from your development environment, you might be surprised when you install it via pip and find it looking... not so great. On Linux especially, your app can end up with a flat, unstyled appearance — missing the native desktop look you expected.Martin FitzpatrickMon, 19 Oct 2020 09:00:00 +0000tag:www.pythonguis.com,2020-10-19:/faq/installation-via-pip-styling/pyqtpysidepiplinuxstylingdistributionpythonqt