Prevent passing parent text background-colour

[GoelBiju]

I was trying to place the QNotifications widget onto a custom QDialog which was using the QDarkStyleSheet theme, however the only issue was that the background text colour was not set, so the theme's colour was automatically chosen as the background colour.

I wanted it to use the same background colour for the text in the message label as the colour of the notification.

[dschreij]

I'm not really sure I follow what you're saying, so correct me if I'm wrong.

I never tried or tested QNotifications with other themes, so I don't know how it inherits styles from them. By default, QNotifications should use it own style sheets, unless you have passed useGlobalCSS as true. In this case, you will have to define the styles for the QNotifications yourself in your global QSS file. You can use QNotification as an identifier to select its specific elements, as defined in https://github.com/dschreij/QNotifications#styling.

On a side note: Isn't a dialog a weird place to put a notification in? A dialog usually is a way to prompt a user for action, or is already a notification on it's own (alert).