Any good QT Designer LAYOUT tutorials?

[Nyte]

The problem with the documents are that they are either too basic (yes, i understand that if you press the grid button, everything will be put in a grid), or too advanced (complete with C functions and whatnot).

I'm a HTML/CSS webdesigner with a basic understanding of Javascript. I have little to zero knowledge of other programming language and I've noticed that if i have a problem with Qt, the answer usually involves changing something in the code.

Anyway, I've been experimenting with Qt Designer for a whole week, both on my job and at home, and i still have problem manipulating the elements on how i want them. So far the only workaround is to just absolute position everything, but i can't do that for long.

[wysota]

The problem with the documents are that they are either too basic (yes, i understand that if you press the grid button, everything will be put in a grid), or too advanced (complete with C functions and whatnot).

It's strange that you have an opinion on Qt's documentation if you haven't read it. Anyway, that's how it works -- you read the docs and then verify your knowlege with your own experiments. If you still don't understand something that you feel is important, you visit a forum such as this one and ask a specific question about it.

I'm a HTML/CSS webdesigner with a basic understanding of Javascript. I have little to zero knowledge of other programming language and I've noticed that if i have a problem with Qt, the answer usually involves changing something in the code.

Qt is about coding so you shouldn't be surprised

Anyway, I've been experimenting with Qt Designer for a whole week, both on my job and at home, and i still have problem manipulating the elements on how i want them. So far the only workaround is to just absolute position everything, but i can't do that for long.

I have no idea what problems you have so it is hard to suggest a solution. I never had to do any absolute positioning in Qt myself. Everything (well.. almost) can be done with proper understanding of layouts. Tutorials won't teach you that -- you'll only be able to repeat what was done in the tutorial. It's not creative, it's "recreative".

By the way, fixed positioning is not a solution. Try chainging your system font to a larger one and see how it messes up your UI.

[Lesiok]

Maybe show us a small picture what You want.