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Replace the __init__ method with: | Replace the __init__ method with: | ||
| − | < | + | <syntaxhighlighter lang="python"> |
self.widget = QWidget() | self.widget = QWidget() | ||
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layout.addWidget(self.web) | layout.addWidget(self.web) | ||
self.widget.show() | self.widget.show() | ||
| − | </ | + | </syntaxhighlighter> |
Now instead of having the ''QWebView'' as our top widget we have a plain ''QWidget''. This widget contains a layout which is not a visible widget but ensure child widgets are put in a sensible place. It is a ''QVBoxLayout'' which will put widgets in a vertical colum. | Now instead of having the ''QWebView'' as our top widget we have a plain ''QWidget''. This widget contains a layout which is not a visible widget but ensure child widgets are put in a sensible place. It is a ''QVBoxLayout'' which will put widgets in a vertical colum. | ||
Now we want to prepare to add an address bar.
Replace the __init__ method with:
<syntaxhighlighter lang="python">
self.widget = QWidget()
layout = QVBoxLayout(self.widget)
KDE TechBase self.web = QWebView(self.widget)
self.web.load(QUrl("http://kubuntu.org"))
layout.addWidget(self.web)
self.widget.show()
</syntaxhighlighter>
Now instead of having the QWebView as our top widget we have a plain QWidget. This widget contains a layout which is not a visible widget but ensure child widgets are put in a sensible place. It is a QVBoxLayout which will put widgets in a vertical colum.
See the full code.
This version will look the same as the previous.
