I suggest this slightly outdated video series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV6kFxH3Xws This is also a tutorial that covers a larger number of features: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pEETxSxYazg Did you try the tutorial from the documentation (https://doc.qt.io/qtdesignstudio/qtdesignstudio-loginui1-example.html)?

Probably because on OS X the default menu bar is provided by the OS. See QMenuBar's documentation for more details. However I don't know if it's an OS X specific behavior of Qt Creator.

@rbmisc said: The reference to the pro file for the one in that link has more in it than the pro file I have for this application. I don't have any references to paths or libraries. The other user tried to link external libraries manually, that's why his/her .pro file has extra bits. I wasn't sure if you were able to resolve your issue? If not, see midhun's answer in the link I gave you before.

Hi, Did you put some actions within your menubar? IF not, the menubar is there, but empty, so almost invisible. If you are using the designer, it should be easy enough. Setting a layout is just clicking the top icons which layout you need. The resizing in designer is the resize you get in your end program. What happens if you open up an example and run it? Is there any difference between debug and release versions?

@cybercatalyst said: @sirop Yes, but I think feature-wise QtWebServer is already more superior than QtWebApp. Agree. Therefore I watch your repo from now on. :)