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@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ To test customtkinter you can try this simple example with only a single button:
import tkinter import tkinter
import customtkinter # <- import the CustomTkinter module import customtkinter # <- import the CustomTkinter module
root_tk = customtkinter.CTk() # create CTk window like you do with the Tk window (tkinter.Tk has less functionality) root_tk = customtkinter.CTk() # create CTk window like you do with the Tk window
root_tk.geometry("400x240") root_tk.geometry("400x240")
root_tk.title("CustomTkinter Test") root_tk.title("CustomTkinter Test")
@ -53,8 +53,8 @@ which gives the following:
![](documentation_images/simple_button_test.png) ![](documentation_images/simple_button_test.png)
### Use custom colors and shapes: ### Use custom colors and shapes:
If you dont specify any colors, customtkinter uses the standard blue color in the light theme. If you don't specify any colors, customtkinter uses the standard blue color theme in the light mode.
You can change the color theme to dark by calling You can change the color mode to dark by calling
```customtkinter.set_appearance_mode("Dark")```. ```customtkinter.set_appearance_mode("Dark")```.
If you specify custom colors for CustomTkinter elements, the you can either use a If you specify custom colors for CustomTkinter elements, the you can either use a
tuple in the form: (light_color, dark_color). Or you can set a single color tuple in the form: (light_color, dark_color). Or you can set a single color
@ -129,16 +129,16 @@ The color themes look like the following in light and dark mode:
All elements of Customtkinter are drawn on the ```tkinter.Canvas```. All elements of Customtkinter are drawn on the ```tkinter.Canvas```.
But the Tkinter canvas supports antialiasing only on macOS, so on Windows But the Tkinter canvas supports antialiasing only on macOS, so on Windows
and Linux the elements are rendered in a much worse quality. So you have and Linux the elements are rendered in a much worse quality. So you have
to experiment with the ```corner_radius``` and look when the rounded corners to experiment with the ```corner_radius``` and decide when the rounded corners
look best. I tried to design the too complex example programs so that they look best. I tried to design the too complex example programs so that they
also look acceptable on Windows. Maybe you can use the parameters for also look acceptable on Windows too. Maybe you can use the parameters for
```corner_radius``` and ```width``` for your program as well. ```corner_radius``` and ```width``` for your program as well.
Example 1:```examples/complex_example.py``` Example 1: ```examples/complex_example.py``` (light and dark mode)
![](documentation_images/Windows_complex.jpg) ![](documentation_images/Windows_complex.jpg)
Example 2: ```examples/complex_example_custom_colors.py``` Example 2: ```examples/complex_example_custom_colors.py``` (dark mode)
![](documentation_images/Windows_complex_other_style.jpg) ![](documentation_images/Windows_complex_other_style.jpg)