How to modify Slicer's style

Sam_Horvath · September 16, 2022, 4:07pm

While Slicer does not currently use QSS for styling (QStyles are used), you can still apply stylesheets to the slicer app through Python.

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PerkLab/SlicerSandbox/blob/0039772ccfff02dd59bf376d463094d480992fcb/StyleTester/StyleTester.py#L123


      
            with open(stylesheetfile,"r") as fh:
              self.ui.plainTextEdit.plainText = fh.read()
          
          def onSaveFileSelected(self, stylesheetfile):
            with open(stylesheetfile,"w") as fh:
              fh.write( self.ui.plainTextEdit.plainText)
          
          def onApply(self):
            styleSheet = self.ui.plainTextEdit.plainText
            if self.ui.slicerRadio.isChecked():
              slicer.app.styleSheet = styleSheet
            else:
              self.ui.Examples.setStyleSheet(styleSheet)
          
          def onClear(self):
            if self.ui.slicerRadio.isChecked():
              slicer.app.styleSheet = ""
            else:
              self.ui.Examples.setStyleSheet("")
          
          def cleanup(self):

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How to modify Slicer's style

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