So recently I had refrain from using ttkbootstrap because it was cashing with my tkcalendar. But if I do stop using ttkbootstrap, my windows cannot have themes, which is one of the features of my app. So I was wondering if there was an alternative to ttkbootstrap.Style(), because I would like for my windows to still have themes without making problems with tkCalendar. The only part in my code that I need to change is this: class App: def __init__(self, root): self.root = root self.settings = load_settings() self.users = load_users() self.style = Style(theme=self.settings["theme"]) Because I need a substitute for Style. Or, alternatively, I could find a way to make it so tkCalendar and ttkbootstrap don't have problems. This is the current fix I am using: class MyCalendar(Calendar): def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs): # ensure _properties exists so ttkbootstrap doesn't break it self._properties = {} super().__init__(*args, **kwargs) Continue reading...
