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I have a nice stylesheet for a QComboBox but I can’t find how to style the tick.
The tick is a graphic that appears next to the currently selected item. There are two problems: 1. When the mouse is on the currently selected item, the selection-background-color is applied to the item but not the tick. 2. When another item is highlighted the tick is drawn disabled with an ugly stipple effect.
I guess it’s somewhere under QComboBox::on but I don’t know what it is.
The important control appears to be
QComboBox::checked. Make sure to setcolorandbackground-color. Background colour cannot be a gradient. If background colour is set to the same as the rule forQComboBox QAbstractItemViewthen the chess board effect (stippling) can be avoided.