Recoloring status bar

[kyanos]

for some reason the status bar refuses to change colors... using adante's cataclysm qss as a base (very nice organization on it :O) but for some ungodly reason no matter what i set the field to, it consistantly keeps the text brown/red

QStatusBar,
QStatusBar::item 
{	
	background-color: transparent;
	padding-left:4px;
	padding-right:4px;
	color: #0099ff;
}

anyone know whats up? :X

[Adante]

Yeah i had the same problem myself. Can't do a damn lot with it. I probably messed up with the file somewhere... You could try using another file and seeing if you can change it on that one.

[Timo92]

Where is this statusbar?

[kyanos]

the status bar has to be enabled i believe, but its i the bottom right corner of your teamspeak window

[Timo92]

You should try to add a background-image Go photoshop

[kyanos]

wont work, the status bar is an actively updated bit of text... it says whether your connected or not, what your current username is, as well as ping and ID if you so choose

[kyanos]

doublepost for update - just tested changing the text color in two other settings... the alienware v2 skin and the current league of legends skin... in alienware it changed, in the lol skin it didnt x.x


- found a solution in the difference between the alienware v2 skin and the lol/cataclsym skins...


add a referance to the base Qlabel and the change will stick.

QLabel,
QstatusBar,
QStatusBar::item 
{	
	background-color: transparent;
	padding-left:4px;
	padding-right:4px;
	color: #0099ff;
}

ok, ran into yet another issue. changing qlabel seems to modify the color of the subheader text in the options menu as well. example being the Style, Icon Pack and Theme sub headers :X


i want those to remain red while changing the status to blue x.x;; cause the backgrounds are different...


alienwares arent linked. lookin into that >.<

the relevant code is one of the following... i think its QAbstractItemView, but im tinkering to see if any of them will actually work :X

 QMainWindow, QWidget, QDialog, TextBrowser, QAbstractItemView, QTextEdit {
	background: qlineargradient(x1: 0, y1: 0, x2: 0, y2: 1, stop: 0 #424242, stop:1 #424242);
	color:#dddddd;
}