Is there a good alternative to QT? Ideally I would like to set

* forgot to mention that it should be free

Have a look at Copperspice - is a branch of Qt that uses modern c++ features to replace what moc preprocessor thing does, and has different licensing I think.

>>60606491
>with CSS
I don't know of any framework that does that, but thanks for this cool idea

>>60606545
Yeah me either, it would great if you could just ifdef the css you wanted depending on the target build. Ie - shit on the left or right.

>>60606491
If you want to use CSS, you basically need to embed a browser.

You can do this on Java and I'm sure a 3rd party lib exists for C++ - but really, just don't.

Use your GUI toolkit's native layouting options

>>60606592
Qt has CSS for elements without any embedded browsers. It's only CSS2 though.

>>60606634
It only remember Qt Style Sheets, which are somewhat like CSS2 but not really CSS2.

Anyhow, the point is unless you think it appropriate to invoke or embed a web browser, basically do it the native way. CSS is a web browser technology only.

>>60606562
I guess web servers already do that. What if you ran a web server inside of your app that checked the platform and served the right css?

>>60606728
>CSS is a web browser technology only
No it isn't.

>>60606491
JavaFX is pretty powerful, cross platform and has has support for CSS. I'm not sure how good it's CSS it is because I don't use it.
I'm not sure how helpful it is to you since it's java not c++

>>60606491
electron