Some version upgrades are useful, and some are not. I've recently upgrade my workstation from OpenSuse11.1 to 11.2. Everything works fine but lo! My menu icons vanished. There was nothing wrong with my code, they just weren't appearing. Checked my gtk+ version and found that I was now compiling against Gtk+ 2.18.6 rather than 2.14 which came with OpenSuse 11.1. A new property for the gtkmenuitem is a toggle to switch the menu icons on/off. Of course, the default would be off! So, changed the code...and all is now running well....
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