When using pywinstyles.set_opacity on a button that was created in CustomTkinter, it causes the background to be “transparent”, just like it is supposed to be.
However this only works when I put the button/the frame that the button is mastered to, directly under the root.

When using pywinstyles.set_opacity on a button that was created in CustomTkinter, it causes the background to be “transparent”, just like it is supposed to be.
However this only works when I put the button/the frame that the button is mastered to, directly under the root.

I have a CustomTkinter app with an horizontal CTkScrollableFrame. Inside this frame, I have two frames:

How do I put a label on top of 2 frames? One frame is the background(wallpaper) and the other one is a box.

could not find solution, so posting my issue.

So in shorcut my code is making a changeable amount of Entry’s and Labels.

I have the following options GUI which I’m trying to build:

hi am making a tool that i am selling subscriptions of and i want to link my keyauth to the activation page so that i can have customers log in to the tool with the key they get given by the api but i cant seem to find a solution

I am trying to create a stats frame with customtkinter, and I am running into the problem of left-justified text cutting into the border:

so, I was working for an application and wanted to create a page which asks the user to enter the location .
I am using customtkinter , for this I created a Frame “f2” and a label “l8” where label is just “please enter your location” and I wanted to create this effect where if u press on button “b5” with the text “CITY”
it would create a scrollableFrame named “se1” which is inside a function “Scrollable1” , the scrollable frame is created just below the button city and would contain button with names of city (which i’ll add later) and I also created another button “b6” (this is just a part of my project so the variable names are like this) with text “STATE” which on click would generate a scrollable Frame as well named “se2” which is inside a function called “Scrollable2” .