I need my QTextEdit (or correct: QTextBrowser) to have a background image.
self.background=QLabel()
self.background.move(0,0)
self.background.setPixmap(QPixmap("/Icons/bg-text.png"))
self.background.show()
self.textedit = QTextBrowser(self)
self.background.setParent(self.textedit)
The problem is: The image is above the text. So I can't click on the text to set the cursor position, nor can I select the text. How can i solve this or make a workaround?
I know that this problem occurs with the image, because i have a similar one, where i make a QLabel (also with an image) that has pushButtons, and if I create the pushButtons after the image, it works (= I can click the buttons). But here with the textedit, the QTextBrowser can't be added to itself like the buttons to the QLabel. I tried to solve this by setting the parent after creating the background, but it doesn't work.
Edit:
My ideas right now: 1: If the QLabel would be click-through-able, it would probably work. Don't know how to do that. 2: Passing the click-event to the self.textedit, same here.
Maybe those are good points to start from?
Oh yes I got it.
You can set the background image with a stylesheet, and even with a QLinearGradient over it. Then you can click the text correctly.