If you pass a QString which contains rich text in setText() parameter, the rich text is supposed to be rendered. If not, you can try to set the QLabel s textFormat to Qt::RichText.
If you pass a QString which contains rich text in setText() parameter, the rich text is supposed to be rendered. If not, you can try to set the QLabel's textFormat to Qt::RichText.
Krish I think I was not able to expose the idea as I want: Everything works, the label is displayed. However, when using rich text, looks like Qt creates a padding within the QLabel. – Wanderson Jun 30 at 18:38 @Wanderson: can you please post a screenshot?
– Donotalo Jul 1 at 3:49.
I just tried this code and it's working. #include #include int main(int argc, char *argv) { QApplication app(argc, argv); QLabel *label = new QLabel(""); label->show(); return app.exec(); }.
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