How to remove the distance between the QTabBar scroller buttons?
Please tell me why there is a distance between the QTabBar scroller buttons with a small width of the scroller buttons and how can this be fixed?
In this case, I have the following in the style sheet:
QTabBar::scroller {
width: 6px;
}
At the same time, the whole paradox is that in a pure example there is no distance between the buttons and I can't understand how this could have gone wrong in my example. Even the type of this indentation is unclear: it is neither a widget neither a layout, it is not clear what kind of object it is.
Solution
It's because of an outdated version of Qt.
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