Change Layers Panel background color in QGIS
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In QGIS it's easy to change background color of the map canvas, but is there a way to do the same for the Layers Panel ? In cases of very light colored styles these appear not so clear (if at all) on a white background. I know that in QGIS 3 there is an option to toggle GUI theme from default to Night Mapping, wich turns anything into darkness, but is there a way to set Layers Panel background to e.g. black independantly from the GUI theme? Python perhaps?
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In QGIS it's easy to change background color of the map canvas, but is there a way to do the same for the Layers Panel ? In cases of very light colored styles these appear not so clear (if at all) on a white background. I know that in QGIS 3 there is an option to toggle GUI theme from default to Night Mapping, wich turns anything into darkness, but is there a way to set Layers Panel background to e.g. black independantly from the GUI theme? Python perhaps?
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In QGIS it's easy to change background color of the map canvas, but is there a way to do the same for the Layers Panel ? In cases of very light colored styles these appear not so clear (if at all) on a white background. I know that in QGIS 3 there is an option to toggle GUI theme from default to Night Mapping, wich turns anything into darkness, but is there a way to set Layers Panel background to e.g. black independantly from the GUI theme? Python perhaps?
qgis color layers-panel
In QGIS it's easy to change background color of the map canvas, but is there a way to do the same for the Layers Panel ? In cases of very light colored styles these appear not so clear (if at all) on a white background. I know that in QGIS 3 there is an option to toggle GUI theme from default to Night Mapping, wich turns anything into darkness, but is there a way to set Layers Panel background to e.g. black independantly from the GUI theme? Python perhaps?
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there's a plugin called Load QSS - UI Themes that's available in QGIS 2 and 3. This comes with about 10 or so themes you can use, beyond the standard light/dark themes.
You can come up with your own themes - QSS is very like CSS, but for Qt Widgets. If you write your own it's likely you'll be able to customise a specific widget like the Layers box.
It's been a few years since i tried QSS so i'm not sure whether you can style the layers dock specifically, but at the least, all docks could be styled to contrast with the canvas and toolbars.
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1 Answer
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there's a plugin called Load QSS - UI Themes that's available in QGIS 2 and 3. This comes with about 10 or so themes you can use, beyond the standard light/dark themes.
You can come up with your own themes - QSS is very like CSS, but for Qt Widgets. If you write your own it's likely you'll be able to customise a specific widget like the Layers box.
It's been a few years since i tried QSS so i'm not sure whether you can style the layers dock specifically, but at the least, all docks could be styled to contrast with the canvas and toolbars.
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there's a plugin called Load QSS - UI Themes that's available in QGIS 2 and 3. This comes with about 10 or so themes you can use, beyond the standard light/dark themes.
You can come up with your own themes - QSS is very like CSS, but for Qt Widgets. If you write your own it's likely you'll be able to customise a specific widget like the Layers box.
It's been a few years since i tried QSS so i'm not sure whether you can style the layers dock specifically, but at the least, all docks could be styled to contrast with the canvas and toolbars.
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there's a plugin called Load QSS - UI Themes that's available in QGIS 2 and 3. This comes with about 10 or so themes you can use, beyond the standard light/dark themes.
You can come up with your own themes - QSS is very like CSS, but for Qt Widgets. If you write your own it's likely you'll be able to customise a specific widget like the Layers box.
It's been a few years since i tried QSS so i'm not sure whether you can style the layers dock specifically, but at the least, all docks could be styled to contrast with the canvas and toolbars.
there's a plugin called Load QSS - UI Themes that's available in QGIS 2 and 3. This comes with about 10 or so themes you can use, beyond the standard light/dark themes.
You can come up with your own themes - QSS is very like CSS, but for Qt Widgets. If you write your own it's likely you'll be able to customise a specific widget like the Layers box.
It's been a few years since i tried QSS so i'm not sure whether you can style the layers dock specifically, but at the least, all docks could be styled to contrast with the canvas and toolbars.
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