Hey hey I made a GUI to interact with openai library. Is it possible to display the picture in Frame or label in customtkinter? I tried with CTkImage but I don't quite get that the dark and light mode differentiation there. I was close to success with python-resize-image and creating a separate fram...

I run Gnome with 4K monitors, and the fix for HiDPI is scaling the font size (Large text in Accessibility). However that seems to break the layout. It goes from looking like this: To this:

Please make widgets have an attribute called say "draggable" and set it default to False. When the value of this option is True -users can drag the widget or at least be able to drag certain creative elements in canvas, or an image. -allow it to be draggable only inside its parent and not outside. -...

I tried many many times to find a way to move focus on buttons by Tab key but I couldn't find a way. Please help me! I had a larg app since I found CTk I changed to CTk But now I just stopped working on it Until you solve this issue by answering here😊 Thanks a lot 🙏

If I change the code up and make some error once and then fix the error, I get the above error unless I restart the kernel. Anyone come across that? The full error looks like the following: in init self.navigation_frame_label = customtkinter.CTkLabel(self.navigation_frame, text=" Custom Tkinter", i...

With 5.0.3 both are working, I can see app icon in upper left corner: import customtkinter from PIL import ImageTk def one(): root = customtkinter.CTk() root.iconbitmap('d.ico') root.mainloop() def two(): root = customtkinter.CTk() root.iconphoto(False, ImageTk.PhotoImage('d.pn...

I commented the line, as it seems not necessary and also fixes the bug. Also, I had to bind "<ButtonRelease-1>" to destroy the window on button click, to prevent from passing inputs to other windows. CustomTkinter/customtkinter/windows/ctk_toplevel.py Line 242...

noob to this library. getting an error when creating a frame for user input import customtkinter as ctk class InputFrame(ctk.CTkFrame): def __init__(self, *args, header_name="InputFrame", **kwargs): super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) self.header_name = header_name sel...

CTkButton hover_color | hover color, tuple: (light_color, dark_color) or single color any examples? How to use? I have need to change colors in white and dark theme

each time when you want to pass arguments to a toplevel window class it will throw errors depending on the type of argument you are passing to the class. errors like this: AttributeError: 'LoginScreen' object has no attribute 'tk'