Tom Schimansky
Tom Schimansky
You need to format the code like this in your question: ```` ```python your python code ``` ```` Otherwise it's not readable
Ok, I know what you mean, I never tried to do this. You can do it like this as a quick and dirty fix and it will work: ```python pickup_frame.canvas.bind('',...
Ok, but why do you want to use `.bind()` on a button. You can assign a click event with the `command` attribute.
Please also post a small example code that produces this error. And what platform are you using and which python version?
Do you know if this also applies to other desktop environments or just GNOME? Or is this independent of the desktop environment?
So it seems to be working on kali Linux but this is only one test, and that's not enough for me.
Changed the fonts directory on Linux now with version 4.5.11.
CtkMenu will be the next widget I do after I finish the scaling I am currently working on. I will try to do it with a transparent TopLevel window.
Custom menu with toplevel is not possible for several reason and across platforms and tree view is too complicated so I will close this one.