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The QLinearProgress component displays a colored loading bar. The bar can either have a determinate progress or an indeterminate animation. It should be used to inform the user that an action is occurring in the background.
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Usage
Determined state
Determined state
Indeterminate state
Indeterminate state
TIP
For indeterminate state (above) or query state (below) you don’t need to specify the value
property.
Query state
Reversed
Reverse progress direction
Style
Custom height
Standard sizes
Stripe
Force dark mode
Buffer
Buffer
With a label
To add a label to the progress bar you can use the default slot. Take care to:
- use a
size
big enough to allow showing the label - set a text color for the label so that it is visible both on the filled and unfilled areas, or use text-shadow CSS, or use a QBadge as in the example below
With a label
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1. Introduction
2. QLinearProgress API
3. Usage
3.1. Determined state
3.2. Indeterminate state
3.3. Reversed
3.4. Style
3.5. Buffer
3.6. With a label
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