High Definition App Scaling - Tkinter CustomTkinter 21

In this video we'll talk about high definition scaling for apps in CustomTkinter and Python.
What happens to your app if your user has different monitor display settings? What if they have scaling turned on?
Scaling apps in CustomTkinter is super easy and done automatically.
I'll show you how to turn it off, or over-ride the scaling in any way you choose.
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0:00​​ - Introduction
1:34 - Check The Documentation
3:01 - Turn Off HighDPI Scaling
4:08 - OverRide Scaling For App
5:30 - OverRide Scaling For Widgets
7:02 - Conclusion

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[@__Merchant]

FINALLYYYYYYYYY THANK YOU

[@__Merchant]

oh wait this doesn't help me in the slightest. I need help (or just a guide) with the geometry managers and the best solution to make gaps smaller with relative positioned widgets

[@Codemycom]

you can size most widgets @@__Merchant

[@sovereignlivingsoul]

pretty sure scaling ones app is a key element on any programmers list, one concern i had while watching your videos, but now am pretty sure i am going to buy a membership

[@TkinterPython]

:-)

[@Arkaitz.M.A]

So the best idea would be to use custom scaling and never use ctk.deactivate_automatic_dpi_awareness() so as not to lose definition Is it possible to autoscale the app when it is put in full screen?

[@TkinterPython]

not without a ton of coding

[@coolman24926]

is this not possible with normal tkinter ?

[@TkinterPython]

no