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Finishing the GUI with style

Finishing the GUI with style

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Finishing the GUI with style

- [Narrator] At this point my feedback form is built and fully functional, but it still doesn't look that good. The default gray background is kind of drab, and the fonts in the text and entry fields are different. The final step in building my feedback form GUI is to modify its style and appearance to give it a unique, professional look. The first thing I recommend doing when you're working with a brand new top-level window is to change the text on the window's title bar from the default Tk to something meaningful. We can do that by calling the master root window and using the title method and we'll give a label of Explore California Feedback. Next, I also want to prevent the user from being able to resize my survey window, and so I'll configure that by using the resizable method on the master window, and I'll pass in False, False. The default gray background is rather boring, so I want to change it to something inline with the Explore California brand. I can change my background…

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