BUG: Fix toggling of style for widgets internally setting Qt palette #74
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Co-authored-by: Tom Birdsong <[email protected]>
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Note This pull request has been converted to a draft to prevent unintentional integration. It was initially developed for a specific custom application and is proposed here as a potential solution. If similar issues are observed in additional custom applications, we can then confirm its effectiveness and proceed with integration. |
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Support applying custom palette colors to the application as a workaround for restyling custom CTK and qMRML controls that do not yet respect Qt stylesheets.