I'm not sure if there is a step I am missing, or if perhaps there is something that I have to do to get the project to compile the pixmap = QPixmap (":/logo.
I have tried probably 20+ variations of the code, including resource file aliases as well as adding the files to the project directly, and nothing seems to work. "c:/blah/blah/logo.png")Īlso, if I set the background image in the UI designer, the background shows up in the IDE but NOT when I run the program. The only way I can get it to show the image is by not using the resource file and instead map directly to the file (ex.
#Qttabbar Not Showing windows
To open QTTabBar options in Windows 11, so you can have more. QTTabBar is undoubtedly the best solution to add a tab feature to Windows Explorer completely for free. Also be sure to check 'Apply instantly after saved as a file'.
#Qttabbar Not Showing skin
To achieve the same result you need to right click where the tabs are and go to QTTabBar Settings, then Appearance and Tab Skins, click on 'Download skin image file' and in the window that appears choose one you like. Few weeks back I installed an app called Qttabbar from This app allows selected folders to be shown as different tabs. The problem is that no matter what I do I cannot get the image to show up when the program is running. If the tabs dont show up, try running QTTabBarEnabler which comes with the installer package. The corners are rounded because I changed the skin. There is a synchronizing that happens and CPU usage shoots up like crazy. Small changes, copying small files, renaming a folder, etc.
I don't think it's due to QTTabBar, but figured it useful to ask just in case. All I have is a resource file with "logo.png" added (which opens in QT if I double click it), and a label that I am trying to set the background image for. I've been having trouble with the Google Backup and Sync software. I just upgraded to QT Creator 5.3 and created a brand new QT Widgets Application project and am using the Microsoft VC++ compiler.
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