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I hope nobody will make the same silly mistake i did in here :) The parent rectangle was set to be disabled! When enabled, all works as expected. So anybody in the future who face the same issue, i suggest you to look for the parent object's enable/disable state first.

Hi, Since you have a commercial license, you should contact the Qt Company directly. This forum is volunteer drive and you are less likely to have someone with a situation similar as yours.

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@JKSH Ah I see, thanks. We love a nonsense paywall :)

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FlowView is part of qt-labs/qtquickdesigner-components - see https://doc.qt.io/qtdesignstudio/quick-converting-ui-projects.html#adding-qt-quick-designer-components-to-qt-installations to install it in other Qt versions.

@Suryayadav I can't understand what kind of problem you're trying to solve even if I look at the screenshot. Maybe why don't you refer to this place? https://doc.qt.io/qtdesignstudio/

@Burak-Hancerli Wow, I followed the instructions you provided with the screenshot, and it worked perfectly. I really appreciate not only the link to the forum topic but also the screenshot you captured, which made it very easy to understand. Thank you very much for your kind and helpful guidance.

@agelo1995 Hi! First of all, I want to say that I am new to qt too, so I may be wrong. But after reviewing some resources I got the impression, that nowadays people use QML for creating UI since it has more features and is easier to do than using C++ for this purpose. Somewhere I saw the idea that no one uses Qt Design Studio now. Qt also has The Style Sheet Syntax which is almost identical to CSS.

@BVladimir People another question is how can quickWidget itself be made transparent and the elements inside it so that they are not transparent how can this be achieved? do you know how it can be done? can you help me with this please

@agelo1995 I don't know Flutter, but I will just say that "modern-looking" or "swishy" look & feel might be better if you try Qt's QML rather than widgets for your application.