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    adnan
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    It is working perfectly well on my computer:
    @ui->textEdit->setStyleSheet("background-image: url(:/nedge.png)");@

    Perhaps, you have not added your image to the resource file. Add "bg.png" to resource file and it should work.

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      KA51O
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      Thats very strange indeed, because an example from the "Qt Style Sheets Examples":http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-4.8/stylesheet-examples.html#customizing-specific-widgets is pretty much the same
      @
      QTextEdit, QListView {
      background-color: white;
      background-image: url(draft.png);
      background-attachment: fixed;
      }
      @

      My only guess is that somehow the file location is not correct. The bg.png file is located inside your source folder?

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        GrahamL
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        OK
        Here is my complete code, the image bg.png exists in the directory where the app is being run but is not set as the background
        @#include <QtGui>

        int main(int argc, char **argv)
        {
        QApplication app(argc, argv);

         QTextEdit* edit = new QTextEdit();
         edit->setWindowTitle("QTextEdit Background Image");
         
         edit->setStyleSheet("background-image: url(bg.png)");
        
         edit->show();
         return app.exec();
        

        }@

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          adnan
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          There is a mistake in the syntax:
          @edit->setStyleSheet("background-image: url(bg.png)");@

          It should be:
          @edit->setStyleSheet("background-image: url(:/bg.png)");@
          and "bg.png "must be" added to resource file and should in source directory

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            GrahamL
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            Hi
            I still cannot get this working!
            This is my .pro file
            @TEMPLATE = app
            TARGET =
            DEPENDPATH += .
            INCLUDEPATH += .

            Input

            SOURCES += main.cpp

            RESOURCES +=
            res.qrc
            @
            I used QCreator to add this image to the resource file
            but still no joy

            frustrated

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              adnan
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              I suppose there is only one way I can help you now. Make a zip file of your project and upload the download link so that i can download the project and look for the problem.

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                GrahamL
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                Hi Adnam
                Thanks for your help!
                Forgive my ignorance (im new here) but how do I send you my project?

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                  adnan
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                  I recieved your project , i will look into it

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                    GrahamL
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                    Message sent

                    Thanks

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                      adnan
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                      You had committed a silly mistake in adding the image to resource file. The prefix should had been "/" but it was "/images" in your case (it is also correct but) your folder containing the image was also named as "image", so the address of image should have been "/images/images/bn.jpg". It is working fine now. I have changed the prefix to "/" from "/images". So now the valid address is "/images/bn.jpg"

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                        GrahamL
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                        Hi
                        Thanks, but it still does not work for me
                        There must be something different in our systems, but I dont know what!
                        do you have any ideas?

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                          adnan
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                          As you said it is not working under windows but working under linux perhaps It’s the windows style that prevents it then.

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                            GrahamL
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                            I take it that you are using Linux then?

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                              adnan
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                              Yes i use ubuntu

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                                adnan
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                                I also have similar problems like GTK+ style of linux does not allow for changing background color of progress bar

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