In the latest release notes you said that you look for a way to make the Titlebar change color. I dont know a direct solution, but when using the BlurWindow Module (python -m pip install BlurWindow) with Dark = True, the titlebar changes its color to dark. And the window also gets blurred, which looks great on modern apps! I would make a pull request, but i cant get to my PC at the moment.

EDIT: i dont know if this solution also works for the menu bar. You need to check.

I downloaded the v5 (Beta) version and ran it on my Windows 10 laptop and here's how it looks:

The first photo's background is white only, however on taking screenshot, it shows black. The second photo is of dark mode. The third photo is after disabling dark mode, in which also the background is white but in screenshot it is black. I am running Windows 10 Version 21H1.

More info: Only happens in light mode because the 'pressed' state in light mode is a bit transparent, but the windows was also transparent for the mica effects so it needs to click multiple times before they can be insert into the content. This does not happen in dark mode, because the 'pressed' state in dark mode is not transparent. This was not happens before switching to the sv_ttk because I modified the 'pressed' state. Not sure if you guys facing the same issue, if yes, I will ask rdbende to modify the button to not transparent

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/86362423/164738773-eeb3e5c1-9327-49ff-83a6-482e21669943.mp4

This is just a little idea i had: We could add a small easter egg: the application will not say error after a few times of trying, but things like: "Stop dividing by zero!", "Seriously, stop", "STOP IT!!!!!!". And things like that. I thought this will be a cool little secret.

Hey, I found a way of using mica with tkinter without a third party app

You need to use these two pieces of code

https://gist.github.com/Olikonsti/879edbf69b801d8519bf25e804cec0aa the first one enables the windows immersive dark mode with a dark title bar

https://gist.github.com/Olikonsti/8cbcba376c92831a27bc92ce0bb4dbc7 this code blurs the window

you first run dark_title_bar(window) on your window and then enable_blur(window)

this needs to happen after changing window.resizable()

I am currently building a library with the sun valley ttk theme, the tkinter blur and extra widgets like scrollframes and entry boxes with ghost text: https://github.com/Olikonsti/MTK

There is no option to backspace. You can't remove single digits in the entry widget. There is option to only clear the widget and you have to type everything back again.

Possible solution:

• Add another button for backspace. OR
• Make it such that on clicking the "C" button once, removes a single digit from the entry widget and on long press, clears the entire widget.

What do you think about that @HuyHung1408 ? I would like to move the calculation part of the program to a different .py file, as it is about to get larger. Only an idea tho, i just want to make the code look good. No problem if you dont want it.

I have modified the Entry widget to be set to focus throughout the program right from the start. This is because the user won't have to click on the widget to write in it from the physical keyboard. The user will only be able to input numbers and operators to the Entry widget from the physical keyboard. The operators include: "+", "-", "*" and "/". You can add more in the checkIfNumberOrOperator function.

Ok, so, i investigated in this topic a little bit further (I think you say it like that) and found out, that the buttons actually dont change position when dark mode is enabled. The contrast between the border color of the white buttons and the white background is just so low, that they appear 1px smaller than they actually are, which is the reason that the dark buttons look like they are closer to each other. I will attach a video that shows this. Sorry for the inconvenience.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/83908932/163678536-d5cc54dc-d935-4850-9319-ade9ee2a0c15.mp4

This isn't exactly an issue but, on opening the source code files in VSCode, it shows error on 'import sv_ttk'. The error is ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'sv_ttk'. I have also downloaded this repository: https://github.com/rdbende/Sun-Valley-ttk-theme, however it isn't working. Moreover I could not find any other library named sv_ttk. I have the BlurWindow module and there's no error in importing it. So, could you please describe the steps to setup sv-ttk in VSCode project?