Originally Posted by TNiga

You can use QSettings class for that. Just add following functions to your MainWindow class:

Code:

void MainWindow::saveSettings() const {
    QSettings sett("blackplastic-theme/config");
    sett.setValue("font", text_of_combobox /* you now how to get that already */);
    // Other values like that also
}
void MainWindow::loadSettings() {
    QSettings sett("blackplastic-theme/config");
    bool bOK;
    QString font = sett.value("font", QVariant("")).toString();
    // Other values likewise and set comboboxes to show values
}

Then call loadSettings at the end of MainWindow's constructor and saveSettings in MainWindows's destructor (~MainWindow).

EDIT: QSettings saves config files under ~/.config so in this case config file would be ~/.config/blackplastic-theme/config

Originally Posted by D-Iivil

Once again I need to ask for some assistance :P

Now I've ran out of space on my program and I'd like to expand the content area and make it scrollable (kinetic scrolling with finger). I found this, but cannot find that widget (QAbstractScrollArea) from QT Creator:
http://wiki.maemo.org/Qt/Finger_Scrolling

Originally Posted by TNiga

I think you can use QScrollArea (which should be available in Designer, named Scroll Area) instead of QAbstractScrollArea.

Originally Posted by D-Iivil

I tried to use it but couldn't get it scrolling
I dragged the scrollarea to mainwindow, resized it to fill almost the whole mainwindow and then cut + pasted my elements inside of it, but the damn area won't scroll even the elements goes below the scrollarea. I also tried to scretch the scrollarea to be longer than my mainwindow but still didn't scroll.

Originally Posted by TNiga

I haven't used scrollarea myself never, but according to Qt's manual I think you need to insert an empty widget in the scroll area and your other elements in the widget and then in MainWindow's constructor do this:

Code:

ui->yourScrollArea->setWidget(yourWidget);