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Slider labels clipping in high resolution screens #26
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Thanks, can you also tell me what version of Qt you're on? I think we've seen this before and found that it's been fixed in newer versions of Qt, but I'm not sure |
Linking napari/napari#3221 for reference, where I think we saw the same thing on qt 5.12 |
I am using the latest version of PyQt==5.15.4. Looks like the napari issue is the same. Edit: upon reading through the napari issue, I just wanted to note that I am using pip and that is why napari installed the latest PyQt. |
Thanks for checking. Just for the sake of completeness, could you give me the output of conda list? |
I am using pip virtual environment (venv) not conda. The virtual environment: Package Version aicsimageio 4.2.0 |
Describe the bug
The labels of the range sliders are clipped when displayed on high resolution screens. You can see in the snapshots that even at 100% scaling in the Surface Book 3 (3240x2160 recommended resolution), it is clipping the labels. The issue is even worse at 200% scaling (which is the recommended scaling for this screen).
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
A simple example code
Expected behavior
Labels are automatically scaled to the screen and are not clipped.
Screenshots
Slider at recommended scaling (200%)
Sliders at not-recommended scaling (100%)
Desktop (please complete the following information):
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