QListView item with border 0 still visible

[Erazem]

You probably meant
QListView::setFrameStyle( QFrame::NoFrame );

I tried that and it doesn't work. I also tried setSelectionRectVisible( false ) but behaviour is still the same.

Any other ideas? I'm starting to suspect that this border/frame cannot be hidden at all!

[antonsson]

I got rid of listwidget-borders by calling setContentsMargins on the layout holding the widget.

layout->setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0);

layout->setContentsMargins(0,0,0,0);

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Hope it helps
/anton

[Erazem]

No success, I tried:

ui->listView->setContentsMargins( 0,0,0,0 );

ui->listView->setContentsMargins( 0,0,0,0 );

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Should I have used setContentsMargins on some other item?
White rectangle still appears around each item when it is selected. Any other suggestions?

[ArtemK]

Hi,

I have same problem. It looks like border is around only text of item. Icon is rendered outside of border. I've tried to play with QListView::text in Qt Style Sheet, but it looks like any changes in QListView::text have no any effects. Can someone help me with it?

Thank you.

[cloaked_and_coastin]

Several things to try:

border:none;

I've had occasions where I'm using stylesheets, but I had to localize some of the settings in the .cpp files. For example:

ui->setupUi(this);

this->setStyleSheet("\
QLabel {\
color: white;\
background-color: black;\
font: bold normal 8pt;\
border-style: solid;\
border-width: 1px;\
border-radius: 8px;\
border-color: black;\
padding: 3px;\
}\
");

leftLayout = new QGridLayout();

And sometimes I've had to localize style sheet settings to particular objects:

QLabel * TmpLabel= new QLabel();
TmpLabel->setStyleSheet(put your settings here);

Hope this helps.