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Old 03-08-2025, 06:44 PM   #11
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Originally Posted by mikegb View Post
For reference (and later experiment), what settings control the shifting in PageEdit and Sigil?
It's not a complete dark theme switch, the setting in Sigil only affects Preview. It defaults to not trying to match the rest of Sigil's dark GUI settings. It's basically a browser so it defaults to using just the ebook's css. If you check the "Make Preview simulate a dark appearance in dark mode" checkbox (Preferences, Appearance, Preview tab), then it injects the dark background css.

PageEdit's setting is in a similar location in Preferences, just different wording.

I forgot about Kvantum. I used to use it to style Qt apps (along with qt(5|6)ct), but mostly with Qt5. I found that it was actually getting in the way of newer versions of Qt6's ability to match system styles on it's own. So I got rid of it (and it's environment variables). My Qt apps look better than they did with it. *shrug*

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