Using GTK 2.2.4 in an embedded app with fixed resolution, I have a GtkFixedContainer with two children:
1. a GtkDrawingArea containing some drawing. 2. a GtkButton intended to overlay (1). They are created in that order, so I would think the button would be on top of the drawing, which was intended. It is below the drawing even if I do a gdk_window_raise on it. If the drawing is removed you see it right where it should be. With the drawing there, the button does not appear but still receives clicks in the proper area of the screen. How can I raise the button so it's visible? I've tried gdk_window_raise, gtk_widget_show, gdk_window_show, and a combination of gdk_window_hide followed by gdk_window_show. None work. I will entertain ideas about other ways to structure the widget hierarchy, but the idea of having a button on top of a drawing is absolutely essential. If a drawing area were also a container I could just make the button a child of the drawing area.
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