<html><head></head><body><div><div dir="auto">Hello Andrea,</div><div
dir="auto">Sorry for the delay as it has been a busy Sunday with several
commitments. I've been trying to implement your proposed solution using
different approaches but still unsucessfully (even after trying different
combinations). From several posts, a potential syntax would be something
like:</div><div dir="auto"><font color="#636363">
variable1 =
self.iface.mainWindow().statusBar().styleSheet() </font></div><div
dir="auto"><font color="#636363">
variable1.setstyleSheet("background-color: black;")</font></div><div
dir="auto">However, this is not effective and 'variable' is returning
QStatusBar::item{border: none;}, which I'm unsure how to intepret or how to
define the variable so that setstyleSheet can be applied.</div><div
dir="auto">I also tried a more simplified version (following the suggestion
at
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23490017/how-to-add-style-via-setstylesheet-without-losing-orignal-style-in-qt):</div><div
dir="auto"><font color="#636363">
setstyleSheet("background-color: black;")</font></div><div dir="auto"><font
color="#636363">
self.iface.mainWindow().statusBar().styleSheet()</font></div><div
dir="auto">However, it returns <font color="#ff0000">'setstyleSheet' is not
defined</font> so it doesn't seem to take setstyleSheet w/o an assignment.
Do you have any suggestion on how you would proceed?</div><div
dir="auto">Thanks,</div><div dir="auto">AF</div><div>P.S. My apologies for
the previous reply (it didn't go as
anticipated)</div><div><br></div></div></body></html>