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If the background color of a pane happens to be the same as the button color, It is almost impossible to tell if toggle buttons are enabled or disabled, and they appear to be reversed from what a user might expect. Example:
Disabled:
Enabled:
Therefore, it would seem prudent to e.g. outline them in a much thicker, brighter white or blue when enabled, or even color the icon blue to indicate the button is toggled on.
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@CAM-Gerlach could you point to me in which widget is that buttons are (a piece of code would be useful too)? Ex. Inside qtabbar. Because I will change just this specific case to not match with the toolbar buttons. Tks
Opened on the direct request of @dpizetta .
If the background color of a pane happens to be the same as the button color, It is almost impossible to tell if toggle buttons are enabled or disabled, and they appear to be reversed from what a user might expect. Example:
Disabled:
Enabled:
Therefore, it would seem prudent to e.g. outline them in a much thicker, brighter white or blue when enabled, or even color the icon blue to indicate the button is toggled on.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: