This dialog appears when you create a new form, e.g., by selecting File|New from the menu bar. It lets you select one of several base classes and styles for the new form. To create the form, just click on one of the items provided and click OK. Classes and styles currently available are shown below. Future editions of Qt Designer may provide additional templates; but you can easily make your own by designing a form, saving it as a .ui file, and copying this file into the $QTDIR|tools|designer|templatesdirectory.
Use this style for an ordinary dialog, modal or modeless. If the dialog has a row of push buttons, it is easier to choose one of the other dialog styles described here.
Use this style to create a wizard, i.e., a series of dialog pages that guide the user through a certain task.
This is the most common style, without any presets. Use it if none of the other styles fit your needs.
This is a style that can be used for configuration dialogs with lots of options. It consists of a list box on the left-hand side and a number of tab pages. By selecting one of the entries in the list box you switch to one of the tab pages. Each tab page should contain configuration options that belong together.
This style is a dialog with four buttons (Apply, OK, Cancel, and Help) nicely arranged at the bottom. Using this style instead of the standard dialog style gives you a head start.
This style is similar to the previous one but arranges the buttons at the far right of the dialog.
This style creates a tab dialog, i.e., a dialog with a number of different tab pages (by default, two) on which you can distribute the GUI elements.