How To Create Custom Widget Styles - Tkinter Projects 5

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[@qouserparveen6611]

Thank you sir Please make a video on autocompletion Entry in which we select any item in listbox and get value in entry Thank you

[@bobblundell8595]

HI John, Thanks for these great videos. I followed your previous lesson an global themes and they work great. I have also tried this with the TButton and it works fine as well, but I am not able to get the TEntry to work. I want to show different Entry fields with different background colors. Is there anything different with setting the themes for the TEntry? The only solution I have is reverting back to a tk.Entry field.

[@TkinterPython]

Unfortunately the ttk.Entry widget doesn't have a background color option. You can always just use the regular Entry widget that comes with Tkinter (it has a background option)...you may be able to hack the ttk.Entry to do this, but it would be incredibly complicated...

[@guilhermecosta9345]

You are fantastic, thank you very much. When I press the button a dotted line forms around it. Is it possible to disable this?

[@TkinterPython]

Look into takefocus. You can also try to change the color of the focuscolor too.

[@holycow4889]

I am not sure if this question really belongs here, but is it possible to apply a style to a CustomTkinter widget? So basically without using ttk.

[@anshubawa2699]

Hey John, i am currently making an all white app with tkinter and was hoping that is there any way to switch between tkinter and customtkinter with just a button like light mode and dark mode . If there is something for it please share and would it be possible to automatically apply it all the files connected via either OS or Toplevel

[@TkinterPython]

You can use them both always.