Thanks for your help, Pete
While your example does indeed fix the problem that my example code showed,
unfortunately, when plugging it in to the real program, the problem
persists.
However, I have been able to reproduce this bug using just Designer.
On Windows here,...run Designer
Create a MainWindow (default one do)
Drop in a QFrame and pull it to just shy of MainWindow
Drop in a QDockWidget
Select dockWidget
Cut
Select QFrame
Paste
and then "run it" doing a Form->Preview, ...clicked "undock" button,
behaviour is Normal
Did the same thing on Linux,
but when I click the "undock" button, the button is stuck at top, just like
our problem.
Can anyone else confirm this on Linux ?
So that's definitely gotta be a Qt bug, right?
Any advice about how to fix ?
Thanks!
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