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Your overview of this package is very timely for me. My company severely limits our access to various technologies in the name of security and all the gui tools we've been making are a done in tkinter and look awful. I'm excited to bring this in and try making things feel a little more new! If only there were a better, native file picker
It would be great if you could eventually cover the TTKBoostrap Tableview and show how to insert multiple images into multiple column rows. The Treeview widget only allows for images/icons in the first column rows. If the TTKBoostrap Tableview can insert images/icons into multiple column rows (other than just the first column), then this would make the Tableview look way better. It would be nice if you could do a video covering this widget and it's image capabilities.
Does anyone know why on my Linux Mint system, the lettering for 'Hello World!' appears jagged, while on the video it look more like vector graphics? Great video by the way.
And so the awesomeness starts. Thanks! P.S. I trust that it would be easier to pack this with PyInstaller than that Customtkinter. The latter had some issues...
I wrote the same code but still, my label comes with a white background? It looks awful in the superhero theme. What to do? I would like to add that I have learned a lot from your videos. Thanks.
I'm not able to convert python ttkbootstrap to exe. Once I run the exe file after converting using pyinstaller, it's giving error no command ::msg::msmset
Hi John, I've been following your tutorials and improving my coding skills immensely but have come up against a solid wall with one problem. I want to display live information from a temperature sensor on tkinter, I have found some efforts on youtube by others but a specific tutorial would be really helpful. Actually I have two sensors a fluid level sensor on i2c and a DS18B20 temp sensor on 1 wire. Please please please.
im having a issue i used class based approach for all my application below is pattern of code: class App(tbs.Window): def __init__(self): super().__init__() self.title("test") now here how to apply themename = "darkly"
@@TkinterPython hope they will add this in future. im having another issue class App(tbs.Window): def __init__(self): super().__init__() now here how to apply themename = "darkly"
Sure you can, just use a style. s = tb.Style() s.configure('my.TButton', font=('Helvetica', 18)) my_button = tb.Button(text="Hello!", bootstyle="primary", style='my.TButton') my_button.pack()
Free tip for anyone interested. I didn't like how the button has the dotted outline after it is clicked once. What is happening is the button is getting focus. To change this behavior, you can set the takefocus to false as shown here: my_button = tb.Button(text="Click Me", takefocus=False, bootstyle=("success, outline"), command=changer)
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Your overview of this package is very timely for me. My company severely limits our access to various technologies in the name of security and all the gui tools we've been making are a done in tkinter and look awful. I'm excited to bring this in and try making things feel a little more new!
If only there were a better, native file picker
Ha, awesome!
thanks for the snippet, interesting use of the counter
thanks :-)
Thank you ~~as always~~
Welcome!
very cool.... you control very well..thank you
Welcome!
It would be great if you could eventually cover the TTKBoostrap Tableview and show how to insert multiple images into multiple column rows. The Treeview widget only allows for images/icons in the first column rows. If the TTKBoostrap Tableview can insert images/icons into multiple column rows (other than just the first column), then this would make the Tableview look way better. It would be nice if you could do a video covering this widget and it's image capabilities.
Does anyone know why on my Linux Mint system, the lettering for 'Hello World!' appears jagged, while on the video it look more like vector graphics? Great video by the way.
And so the awesomeness starts. Thanks!
P.S. I trust that it would be easier to pack this with PyInstaller than that Customtkinter. The latter had some issues...
Hard to say...the CustomTkinter docs address those issues..did you dig thru them?
i am using customtkinter with autopytoexe and is working fine i even created single exe build .
I can hardly wait until you cover data tables
:-p
I want that too.. also date entry widget.. i was not able to pull date value from date entry widget.
Merci a lot (:
Hello
I live in Brazil. Is there a website where I can buy the book?
thanks ❤
Welcome!
I wrote the same code but still, my label comes with a white background? It looks awful in the superhero theme. What to do? I would like to add that I have learned a lot from your videos. Thanks.
Check your code, you did something differently.
I'm not able to convert python ttkbootstrap to exe. Once I run the exe file after converting using pyinstaller, it's giving error no command ::msg::msmset
I can't use the font option in button or label widgets. What should I do to modify font style using ttkbootstrap?
Hi John, I've been following your tutorials and improving my coding skills immensely but have come up against a solid wall with one problem. I want to display live information from a temperature sensor on tkinter, I have found some efforts on youtube by others but a specific tutorial would be really helpful. Actually I have two sensors a fluid level sensor on i2c and a DS18B20 temp sensor on 1 wire. Please please please.
Sorry, I don't know anything about connecting to sensors.
im having a issue i used class based approach for all my application below is pattern of code:
class App(tbs.Window):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
self.title("test")
now here how to apply themename = "darkly"
does this have rounded button?
No
@@TkinterPython hope they will add this in future. im having another issue
class App(tbs.Window):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__()
now here how to apply themename = "darkly"
This module is awsome but it has one annoying issue
you can't change the buttons font size :(
Sure you can, just use a style.
s = tb.Style()
s.configure('my.TButton', font=('Helvetica', 18))
my_button = tb.Button(text="Hello!", bootstyle="primary", style='my.TButton')
my_button.pack()
how do i change the size of the buttons
Did you try the normal tkinter way?
Nice
Thanks!
i need the pdf
No idea what you're talking about
Free tip for anyone interested. I didn't like how the button has the dotted outline after it is clicked once. What is happening is the button is getting focus. To change this behavior, you can set the takefocus to false as shown here:
my_button = tb.Button(text="Click Me", takefocus=False,
bootstyle=("success, outline"), command=changer)
is it tkinter??
huh?