In my QMenu I've added checkable QActions, and I need to style them a bit. As a test I tried:

Qt Code: 
  1. "QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:unchecked {"
  2.         "image: url(:/images/icons/checkmark_grey.png);"
  3.         "}"
  4.         "QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:unchecked:selected {"
  5.         "image: url(:/images/icons/checkmark_grey.png);"
  6.         "}"
  7.         "QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:checked {"
  8.         "image: url(:/images/icons/checkmark_grey.png);"
  9.         "}"
  10.         "QMenu::indicator:non-exclusive:checked:selected {"
  11.         "image: url(:/images/icons/checkmark_grey.png);"
  12.         "}"
  13. ;
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The png:
checkmark_grey.png

When I run my code, the color of the checkmark seems to be set from my png, but the background is grey. I thought it would use my entire png. How do I style the background?

If I don't apply this stylesheet, the color of the checkable region follows my QMenu stylesheet:

Qt Code: 
  1. "QMenu::item::enabled {"
  2.         "color: white;"
  3.         "background-color: rgb(66,66,66);"
  4.         "selection-color: rgb(66,66,66);"
  5.         "selection-background-color: white;"
  6.         "}"
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What I'm basically trying to do is make the color and background of the checkbox follow item colors.