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Asked: 2026-05-25T15:19:54+00:00

I currently display several widgets (quite large ones, almost screen-wide) on a QStackedLayout ,

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I currently display several widgets (quite large ones, almost screen-wide) on a QStackedLayout, let’s call these widgets “pages”. Switching from a page to another is done with buttons below (previous, index, next).

I would like pages to slide while switching, as if they were placed on a larger-than-screen row, moving left or right depending on what the user wants.

For this I thought the QScrollArea would be OK, but I can add only one widget to it and I cannot index sub-items to move accordingly nor can I force a per-item-scroll (I don’t want the sliding movement to stop between two pages.)

Another option is the QListView or other derivate from QAbstractItemView, but I can’t find how to pass a widget as a QListItemModel or other reimplemented QAbstractItemModel. Roles for data are quite limited, and none seem to allow QWidgets.

How can I proceed to achieve this?

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  1. Editorial Team

    It seems using a QScrollArea and scroll programmatically using the inherited scrollContentsBy() would do the trick. The viewport then would be an elongated widget, sliding left or right so one section could be seen at a time.

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