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= 4 Quick tips to adjust Font Size. = | = 4 Quick tips to adjust Font Size. = | ||
Use [ | Use [http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qfont.html QFont Class] | ||
==== When you know font size in terms of Integer , | ==== When you know font size in terms of Integer , ==== | ||
<code>void QFont::setPointSize ( int pointSize )<code> | <code>void QFont::setPointSize ( int pointSize )</code> | ||
==== Sometimes , it is required that we need font size other than the prescribed sizes. ==== | ==== Sometimes , it is required that we need font size other than the prescribed sizes. ==== | ||
< | <code>void QFont::setPointSizeF ( qreal pointSize )</code> | ||
is really useful in that manner. | |||
==== Stylesheet ==== | ==== Stylesheet ==== | ||
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Using style sheet must be the simplest way. | Using style sheet must be the simplest way. | ||
<code> | <code> | ||
void setStyleSheet ( const QString & | void setStyleSheet ( const QString & sheet ) | ||
label->setStyleSheet ("Font : 12pt"); | label->setStyleSheet ("Font : 12pt"); | ||
</code> | </code> | ||
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=== We can use HTML tags as well, when applicable. === | === We can use HTML tags as well, when applicable. === | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:07, 24 May 2015
4 Quick tips to adjust Font Size.
Use QFont Class
When you know font size in terms of Integer ,
void QFont::setPointSize ( int pointSize )
Sometimes , it is required that we need font size other than the prescribed sizes.
void QFont::setPointSizeF ( qreal pointSize )
is really useful in that manner.
Stylesheet
Using style sheet must be the simplest way.
void setStyleSheet ( const QString & sheet )
label->setStyleSheet ("Font : 12pt");
We can use HTML tags as well, when applicable.