Created attachment 1122125 [details] The pictures. Description of problem: The toggle preamble button is hidden. You don't notice it's there unless you hover over it. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): EqualX 0.7.1 in Fedora 23 under Gnome How reproducible: Always. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Open EqualX 2. Hover on the left of the 'Refresh' button 3. Then you'll see that the usual square appears, showing that that area is a button. Actual results: You don't see the button unless you know it's there, and this is particularly bad in this case since AFAIK it's not possible to access this functionality from the menus. Expected results: There should be a symbol or icon in the button indicating that it's there. Additional info: Three pictures in a file. Two of them are screenshots showing how EqualX looks in my system, one of them with the hidden buttom, and the other one with the square when hovering. The third picture, from Google images, shows how it should look like. Thanks for packing this useful piece of software for my favorite distro!
I currently can't reproduce the issue. If I switch to Gnome (default theme), the arrow is still there. So I guess, the missing symbol on your system is related to the selected theme that probably doesn't provide a corresponding icon. Please verify this by temporarily switching to other ones.
Hi Martin, sorry for coming back to this that late. I've unsuccessfully tried you suggestions. I've also checked the file mainwindow.ui, and I think that the button where I'm missing the arrow pointing down corresponds to the following piece of code: <item> <widget class="QToolButton" name="buttonShowPreamble"> <property name="sizePolicy"> <sizepolicy hsizetype="Fixed" vsizetype="Fixed"> <horstretch>0</horstretch> <verstretch>0</verstretch> </sizepolicy> </property> <property name="toolTip"> <string>Toggle Preamble</string> </property> <property name="text"> <string>Preamble</string> </property> <property name="checkable"> <bool>true</bool> </property> <property name="autoRaise"> <bool>true</bool> </property> <property name="arrowType"> <enum>Qt::DownArrow</enum> </property> </widget> </item> That Qt::DownArrow does nothing in my standard Fedora Gnome box. I don't really know how Qt works, so I'm unable to figure out if this corresponds to an icon I should put somewhere. I haven't found the arrow from the Ubuntu picture anywhere in the resources folder. I'm willing to help to improve the situation, so please let me know if I can do something. I've also noticed a more serious bug (I didn't before because I don't use that). The symbols toolbar doesn't appear. (One can see it in the Ubuntu pics). Should I open another bug?
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