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Okay, I just committed a fix to Sigil master that does the following:
If and only if a file called "qt_styles.qss" exists in the Sigil Preferences Folder (ie. sits beside sigil.ini), and is readable, Sigil will try to load it as its stylesheet.
No -stylesheet command line option will be needed.
This feature is meant for users who due to vision issues and operating system limitations, can not read some of the text in dialog on larger displays with much higher dpi.
The only documentation/support for this feature is provided by this thread on MR as support for interpreting and handling all possible Qt stylesheet options is beyond the scope of the current Sigil developers team. We will help if we can but ...
This new feature will appear in the upcoming Sigil-0.9.6 release.
Hope this helps,
KevinH
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