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    color: #FAFAFA; /* undocumented, but it works, and it's necessary */

/* QToolBar

Supports the box model.  The :top, :left, :right, :bottom pseudo states

depending on the area in which the tool bar is grouped.  The :first, :last,

:middle, :only-one pseudo states indicator the position of the tool bar within a

line group (See QStyleOptionToolBar::positionWithinLine).  The separator of a

QToolBar is styled using the ::separator subcontrol.  The handle (to move the

toolbar) is styled using the ::handle subcontrol. */

/* Toolbars use gradient backgrounds that must be light enough to allow contrast

 * with black icons.  Top/bottom and left/right require different gradients to

 * get the proper look.

 */

QToolBar:top,

QToolBar:bottom

QToolBar:left,

QToolBar:right 

{

    background-color: #333333;

}

/* Toolbars must be light enough for black icons, therefore black text on their

 * QLabels, rather than white, is more appropriate.

 */

QToolBar:top QLabel,

QToolBar:bottom QLabel 

{

    background-color: transparent;

    color: #000000;

}

QToolBar::handle:left,

QToolBar::handle:right

{

    image: url(:icons/style/vtoolbar-separator.png);

}

/*  QLabel

Supports the box model. Does not support the :hover pseudo-state.  Since 4.3,

setting a stylesheet on a QLabel automatically sets the QFrame::frameStyle

property to QFrame::StyledPanel. */

/*  QMenu

Supports the box model.  Individual items are styled using the ::item

subcontrol. In addition to the usually supported pseudo states, item subcontrol

supports the :selected, :default, :exclusive and the non-exclusive pseudo

states.  The indicator of checkable menu items is styled using the ::indicator

subcontrol.  The separator is styled using the ::separator subcontrol.  For

items with a sub menu, the arrow marks are styled using the right-arrow and

left-arrow.  The scroller is styled using the ::scroller.  The tear-off is

styled using the ::tear-off. */

    /* sets background of menu item. set this to something non-transparent

    if you want menu color and menu item color to be different */

/* Menu selection background color

 */

/* non-exclusive indicator = check box style indicator (see QActionGroup::setExclusive) */

/*

QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:unchecked

{

    image: url(:icons/style/checkbox_unchecked.png);

}

QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:unchecked:selected

{

    image: url(:icons/style/checkbox_unchecked_hover.png);

}

QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:checked

{

    image: url(:icons/style/checkbox_checked.png);

}

QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:checked:selected

{

    image: url(:icons/style/checkbox_checked_hover.png);

}

*/

/* exclusive indicator = radio button style indicator (see QActionGroup::setExclusive) */

/*

QMenu::indicator:exclusive:unchecked

{

    image: url(:icons/style/radiobutton_unchecked.png);

}

QMenu::indicator:exclusive:unchecked:selected

{

    image: url(:icons/style/radiobutton_unchecked_hover.png);

}

QMenu::indicator:exclusive:checked

{

    image: url(:icons/style/radiobutton_checked.png);

}

QMenu::indicator:exclusive:checked:selected

{

    image: url(:icons/style/radiobutton_checked_hover.png);

}

*/

/*  QCheckBox

Supports the box model. The check indicator can be styled using the ::indicator

subcontrol. By default, the indicator is placed in the Top Left corner of the

Contents rectangle of the widget.  The spacing property specifies the spacing

between the check indicator and the text. */

/*  QRadioButton

Supports the box model. The check indicator can be styled using the ::indicator

subcontrol. By default, the indicator is placed in the Top Left corner of the

Contents rectangle of the widget.  The spacing property specifies the spacing

between the check indicator and the text. */

/*  QMenuBar

Supports the box model. The spacing property specifies the spacing between menu

items. Individual items are styled using the ::item subcontrol. */

/* Selected item background

 */

/*    background: #EEEEEE;*/

/*  QMessageBox

The messagebox-text-interaction-flags property can be used to alter the

interaction with text in the message box. */

/*  QProgressBar

Supports the box model. The chunks of the progress bar can be styled using the

::chunk subcontrol. The chunk is displayed on the Contents rectangle of the

widget.  If the progress bar displays text, use the text-align property to

position the text.  Indeterminate progress bars have the :indeterminate pseudo

state set. */

/*  QSizeGrip

Supports the width, height, and image properties. */

QSizeGrip

{

}

/*  QSlider

Supports the box model. For horizontal slides, the min-width and height

properties must be provided. For vertical sliders, the min-height and width

properties must be provided.  The groove of the slider is styled using the

::groove. The groove is positioned by default in the Contents rectangle of the

widget. The thumb of the slider is styled using ::handle subcontrol. The

subcontrol moves in the Contents rectangle of the groove subcontrol. */

QSlider::horizontal

{

    border: 0px solid transparent;

    background: transparent;

    min-width: 50px;

    min-height: 5px;

}

QSlider::handle:horizontal

{

    background: qlineargradient(x1:0, y1:0, x2:1, y2:1, stop:0 #b4b4b4, stop:1 #8f8f8f);

    border: 1px solid #5c5c5c;

    width: 8px;

    height 8px;

    margin: -5px 0;

    border-radius: 3px;

}

QSlider::groove:horizontal

{

    background-color: qlineargradient(spread:pad, x1:0, y1:0, x2:0, y2:1, stop:0 #E0E0E0, stop:1 #EEEEEE);

    height: 5px;

    position: absolute;

    left: 4px;

    right: 4px;

}

/*  QSplitter

Supports the box model. The handle of the splitter is styled using the ::handle

subcontrol. */

/* these are the little vertical grab bars in file dialogs */

QSplitter

{

    background: #000000;

}

/*  QGroupBox

Supports the box model. The title can be styled using the ::title subcontrol.

By default, the title is placed depending on QGroupBox::textAlignment.  In the

case of a checkable QGroupBox, the title includes the check indicator. The

indicator is styled using the the ::indicator subcontrol. The spacing property

can be used to control the spacing between the text and indicator. */

QGroupBox

{

    background: #404040;

    color: #FFFFFF;

    border: 2px solid #BBBBBB;

    border-radius: 4px;

    padding: 2px;

    margin-top: 1ex;

}

QGroupBox::title

{

    color: #FFFFFF;

    subcontrol-origin: margin;

    subcontrol-position: top center;

    padding: 0 5px;

}

QGroupBox::title:!enabled

{

    color: #000000;

}

QGroupBox QWidget

{

    background: #404040;

}

/*  QToolButton

Supports the box model.  If the QToolButton has a menu, is ::menu-indicator

subcontrol can be used to style the indicator. By default, the menu-indicator is

positioned at the bottom right of the Padding rectangle of the widget.  If the

QToolButton is in QToolButton::MenuButtonPopup mode, the ::menu-button

subcontrol is used to draw the menu button. ::menu-arrow subcontrol is used to

draw the menu arrow inside the menu-button. By default, it is positioned in the

center of the Contents rectangle of the the menu-button subcontrol.  When the

QToolButton displays arrows, the ::up-arrow, ::down-arrow, ::left-arrow and

::right-arrow subcontrols are used.  Warning: If you only set a background-color

on a QToolButton, the background will not appear unless you set the border

property to some value. This is because, by default, the QToolButton draws a

native border which completely overlaps the background-color. For example,

QToolButton { background-color: red; border: none; } */

/* We use tool buttons for the TPB collapsing frame texts, eg. "Playback

 * parameters" and for toolbar buttons

 */

/*  QLineEdit

Supports the box model.  The color and background of the selected item is styled

using selection-color and selection-background-color respectively.  The password

character can be styled using the lineedit-password-character property. */

/* thanks be to Gaia this override actually works, for once!, and I dodged a

 * very nasty bullet here:

 */

QLineEdit, QFileDialog QLineEdit, QDialog QLineEdit

{

    border: 1px solid #AAAAAA;

    background-color: #FFFFFF;

    selection-background-color: #80AFFF;

    color: #000000;

    selection-color: #FFFFFF;

}

/*  QSpinBox

The frame of the spin box can be styled using the box model.  The up button and

arrow can be styled using the ::up-button and ::up-arrow subcontrols. By

default, the up-button is placed in the top right corner in the Padding

rectangle of the widget. Without an explicit size, it occupies half the height

of its reference rectangle. The up-arrow is placed in the center of the Contents

rectangle of the up-button.  The down button and arrow can be styled using the

::down-button and ::down-arrow subcontrols. By default, the down-button is

placed in the bottom right corner in the Padding rectangle of the widget.

Without an explicit size, it occupies half the height of its reference

rectangle. The bottom-arrow is placed in the center of the Contents rectangle of

the bottom-button. */

QSpinBox,

QDoubleSpinBox

{

    padding-right: 15px; /* make room for the arrows */

    /* we will use the stock demo frame image after all, since it was suitable,

     * and actually fixes background problems that would otherwise be annoying

     * to solve*/

    border-image: url(:icons/style/frame.png) 4;

    border-width: 3;

    color: #000000;

    selection-color: #FFFFFF;

    selection-background-color: #80AFFF;

}

QSpinBox::up-button,

QDoubleSpinBox::up-button

{

    subcontrol-origin: border;

    subcontrol-position: top right; /* position at the top right corner */

    width: 16px; /* 16 + 2*1px border-width = 15px padding + 3px parent border */

    border-image: url(:icons/style/spinup.png) 1;

    border-width: 1px;

}

QSpinBox::up-button:hover,

QDoubleSpinBox::up-button:hover

{

    border-image: url(:icons/style/spinup_hover.png) 1;

}

QSpinBox::up-button:pressed,

QDoubleSpinBox::up-button:pressed

{

    border-image: url(:icons/style/spinup_pressed.png) 1;

}

QSpinBox::up-arrow,

QDoubleSpinBox::up-arrow

{

    image: url(:icons/style/arrow-up-small.png);

    width: 7px;

    height: 7px;

}

QSpinBox::up-arrow:disabled,

QSpinBox::up-arrow:off,

QDoubleSpinBox::up-arrow:disabled,

QDoubleSpinBox::up-arrow:off

{  /* off state when value is max */

   image: url(:icons/style/arrow-up-small-inverted.png);

}

QSpinBox::down-button,

QDoubleSpinBox::down-button

{

    subcontrol-origin: border;

    subcontrol-position: bottom right; /* position at bottom right corner */

    width: 16px;

    border-image: url(:icons/style/spindown.png) 1;

    border-width: 1px;

    border-top-width: 0;

}

QSpinBox::down-button:hover,

QDoubleSpinBox::down-button:hover

{

    border-image: url(:icons/style/spindown_hover.png) 1;

}

QSpinBox::down-button:pressed,

QDoubleSpinBox::down-button:pressed

{

    border-image: url(:icons/style/spindown_pressed.png) 1;

}

QSpinBox::down-arrow,

QDoubleSpinBox::down-arrow

{

    image: url(:icons/style/arrow-down-small.png);

    width: 7px;

    height: 7px;

}

QSpinBox::down-arrow:disabled,

QSpinBox::down-arrow:off,

QDoubleSpinBox::down-arrow:disabled,

QDoubleSpinBox::down-arrow:off

{  /* off state when value in min */

   image: url(:icons/style/arrow-down-small-inverted.png);

}

/* QComboBox

The frame around the combobox can be styled using the box model. The drop-down button can be styled using the ::drop-down subcontrol. By default, the drop-down button is placed in the top right corner of the padding rectangle of the widget. The arrow mark inside the drop-down button can be styled using the ::down-arrow subcontrol. By default, the arrow is placed in the center of the contents rectangle of the drop-down subcontrol.

The pop-up of the QComboBox is a QAbstractItemView and is styled using the descendant selector.

*/

/* Menu selection background color

 */

/* Hrm.  Has no effect at all.  Probably not worth much more bother, since Qt

 * automatically inverts the stock arrow pixmaps, and they're sort of legible,

 * but it might ultimately be worth subclassing QPlastiqueStyle in order to

 * specify different pixmaps, since this bit here doesn't seem to work.

 */