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Originally Posted by nirosan
Thank you for your quick reply.
Yes is it an input plugin. I am trying some solutions but not works. Another way is to display on QWebEngineView. Is QtWebEngineWidgets part of sigil bundled python environment?
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No, it is not part of the PyQt5 module we include with our bundled Python. Worse than that, Sigil doesn't include QWebEngine(View) with its Qt5. Sigil only utilizes QtWebKit (and no, we don't include the PyQt5 interface module to QtWebKit either).
Sigil's plugin framework was never intended to be able to do a lot of high-level rendering. We've only included enough modules for people to do some basic Widgets (PyQt and Tkinter) to utilize in gui interfaces intended to get user input for their plugins' parameters.
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Originally Posted by nirosan
How can I include QWebEngineWidgets in my plugin?
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To put it quite bluntly: you can't. Sorry. Sigil plugins were not intended to be used to
display content. They're intended to import/edit/validate/export content.