It would have been nice to get some support ?

At the moment your license has been extended for two month. You can download the latest version via your personal account and try to integrate it into your project.

P.S. Please check your e-mailbox. There you will find a modified project that enables the office style on your Login Form and RibbonBar on MainWindow Form.

Thanks for the extra help... I did find my sample program modified where it shows the ribbon form and the login form modified.

www.eatoncode.com/resources/shareit/Scre...18-26_18-11-2016.mp4

I tried to use the API provided via Context Help and the program just crashes.... is this a known issue ?

I have noticed this only happens when you add the Widgets via code.... But if I move all the references to the .ui file (edit the .ui file which your not suppose to do) and reference it from there it works.

Windows 10 using latest Qt 5.7 and VS2015 32bit

Was there a way to get rid of the white title bar ?

I think I am understanding it a bit now... When the Wizard was created for a new project it actually added the widgets in the *.ui file such as Qtitan::RibbonStyle, RibbonPage, RibbonGroup this is probably why I did not understand.

You can do the same thing via code also.

Do you think you could allow the widgets to be added via Designer instead of modifying the .ui file? doc.qt.io/qt-5.7/designer-creating-custo...gets-extensions.html

Thanks for the little extra help with your controls....

>>.. is this a known issue ?
It is 100% bug. The reason is that your test application uses QMainWindow instead of RibbonMainWindow for the main form. RibbonBar can handle setFrameThemeEnabled (true) if it is on RibbonMainWindow at the moment. I have registered an issue so i think we will try to add bug fix to the next update.
Currently, please inherit your form from RibbonMainWindow instead. I am forwarding onto your email the new variant of your demo. You will see the updated shape of application like on this screenshot. Among other things, we added a contextual tab to make sure that the setFrameThemeEnabled (true) flag really works now.

Developer Machines Support wrote: >>.. is this a known issue ?
It is 100% bug. The reason is that your test application uses QMainWindow instead of RibbonMainWindow for the main form. RibbonBar can handle setFrameThemeEnabled (true) if it is on RibbonMainWindow at the moment. I have registered an issue so i think we will try to add bug fix to the next update.
Currently, please inherit your form from RibbonMainWindow instead. I am forwarding onto your email the new variant of your demo. You will see the updated shape of application like on this screenshot. Among other things, we added a contextual tab to make sure that the setFrameThemeEnabled (true) flag really works now.

Thanks that did fix the issue..

www.eatoncode.com/resources/shareit/Main...6-11-19_08.31.43.png

I went ahead and inherited the RibbonMainWindow on both QMainWindows, while it did fix the actual control with the Ribbon on it, it did not fix the other form that's only using the Theme Style. I would assume I would need to wait for this bug to be fixed. Not a big deal my main window is fixed that's the most important to me.

Thanks.