(QFrame(), "Tab " + str(tabIndex))Īpologies for the delay in trying this out. I have tried populating the tabs with widgets, but it did not have any effect, so I removed them from the example.įrom PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QDialog, QGridLayout, QLabel, QTabWidget, QFrame, QScrollArea Is this a bug with Qt on Mac? Or is there a property I need to set in order to make these arrows appear in MacOS? It has no arrows, and if the number of tabs exceeds the width available on the display, then there is no way (that I've found) to be able to view tab 29, at all.
However the result on Mac looks like this. The arrows make it possible to view all the tabs. My reproducible example code is below, adding 30 tabs to a QTabWidget. The buttons (as the warnings suggest) don't do anything whatsoever.In my application that needs to work on Windows and Mac, I've had a problem with QTabWidget() where it doesn't show the scroll arrows that would be required to see some of the tabs, if the tab headers exceeds the Window size. These warnings popped up when I clicked the icons for Details, Description, Comments and Attachment. Please make sure it has an appropriate `as` value and it is preloaded intentionally. The resource was preloaded using link preload but not used within a few seconds from the window's load event. Something I noticed in the devtools though: The resource was preloaded using link preload but not used within a few seconds from the window's load event. The Issue sidebar always starts on the Attachment button active for me now, even though it shows the Details, Description and part of the Comments (for as far as the unscrollable windows shows)Ĭache and page cookies have been cleared.Īlso, I have disabled Google Chrome's smooth scrolling features to see if it made any difference but alas it doesn't.
The Kanban board I can scroll up and down however. Scrolling doesn't seem to work on the issue sidebar. Same issue for me here, using Jira Cloud with Google Chrome.
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