@GrecKo That was it. Thank you very much!

@Pataruutu Hi the video you link is QML :) So its its the reason it looks differently. The one you call ugly is QWidgets and it uses the default look of the platform. It seems you can use QML with pyt http://pyqt.sourceforge.net/Docs/PyQt5/qml.html

@IMAN4K Hi Im not sure what "material ripple animation" really is so its hard to say which design i would prefer. Copying Paint of QMenu would be last choice as there might be bugs and its involving to keep in sync. If the items can do all the drawing them self i would go for that. (2 i think :)

@KRHC hi and welcome to devnet, You need QApplication if you use anything that relies on the widgets module. Otherwise, there's no need for it and you would just bloat your deployment for no good reason.

@jpnurmi Hi jpnurmi! Thank you for you reply! I have solved my problem. (^__^) ~

... OK, this works. I thought that control was a reserved keyword. <u>For readers :</u> Since I have many TabButton, I don't use id: control as suggested but parent. TabButton { id: tabButtonMenu width: 100 height: parent.height text: "Menu" contentItem: Text { text: parent.text font: parent.font opacity: enabled ? 1.0 : 0.3 color: parent.down ? "yellow" : "white" horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignHCenter verticalAlignment: Text.AlignVCenter elide: Text.ElideRight } }

@jpnurmi thx again only had to change the implicitHeight: Tumbler { id: tumbler model: 10 visibleItemCount: 5 implicitHeight: visibleItemCount * 24 delegate: Text { property int displacement: Math.abs(Tumbler.displacement) id: label text: modelData color: displacement == 0 ? Material.primaryTextColor : Material.secondaryTextColor font: tumbler.font scale: displacement == 0 ? 1.20 : 1.0 horizontalAlignment: Text.AlignHCenter verticalAlignment: Text.AlignVCenter } } while flicking the tumbler there's a noticable delay before only the selected number will be scaled, but I can live with this.