I am making a BoxLayout widget (orientation = 'horizontal') that contains three widgets inside of it, a label, a text box, and a check box. thisRow = BoxLayout(orientation='horizontal') l = Label(text='Enter plate 1:\n(Plate #)') t = TextInput(text = 'this is a text box') c = CheckBox() thisRow.add_widget(l) thisRow.add_widget(t) thisRow.add_widget(c) This produces the following widget (thisRow): After the box is checked... The rightmost black box is actually the checkbox, and works functionally, however there is no way for the user to know that it is in fact a checkbox. I would expect a smaller empty square in the middle, as is depicted in pictures here. How do i get the traditional checkbox image (smaller empty square box)? Or generally, how can I make it more obvious that the box is a check box and not just an empty label? Thank you Continue reading...
