Fix MDI subwindow buttons contrast in the MenuBar #4242
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Switched to @PhysSong's concept in #4215 (comment) I hard-coded the buttons to a slightly off-white color. |
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Tested this out extensively and no objections in 4 days, merging |
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* Fix MDI subwindow buttons contrast in the MenuBar * Hard code the button color in LmmsStyle.cpp (thanks @PhysSong) * Fix code formatting
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Fixes #4215
Fixed this by applying the idea @tresf had and changing the
qproperty-buttonof our pallete to a light color. Then, I restyled all the other QPushButtons in the software as well as theQComboBoxes andQSliders which were inheriting the colors.The QSlider was also restyled.