QTextEdit and setStyle

KA51O

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?

GrahamL

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();

}@

adnan

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

GrahamL

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

adnan

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.

GrahamL

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

adnan

I recieved your project , i will look into it

GrahamL

Message sent

Thanks

adnan

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"

GrahamL

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?

adnan

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

GrahamL

I take it that you are using Linux then?

adnan

Yes i use ubuntu

adnan

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