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QComposite
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QComposite allows you to display menu-items, texts,
groups, images, icons, controls, etc. in various directions and flows. Every item contains shapes, margins, paddings, alignments. etc.
This way you can display your application navigation controls exactly the way you want. You can think of QComposite as a sort of HTML, however without the language.
You can use QComposite as a control, a floating window, a context-menu, etc. A lot of 2.0 Controls (like QRibbon) inherit from QCompositeControl or
QCompositeWindow to display their layout.
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QComposite can be used to create toolbars and menus
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QComposite can be used to display input forms
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Or you can create something like the XBox 360 Dashboard...
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QComposite with QShape in Design
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