Need more "Look and Feel" selections about pysimplegui HOT 11 OPEN

I'm creating some palettes. However I noticed that the progress bar actually never changes from the default across the examples and my own script when calling ChangeLookAndFeel().

Additionally, are you looking for 'business standard' colors and naming conventions or some creativity? How many palettes could you conceivably want within PySimpleGUI.py? And also would you consider a method of offloading it into a separate dictionary file import so users can customize without needing to have it in the core library?

Lots of questions I know.

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One more for you. There are plenty of elements that I don't see access to change the color of. Is that a limitation or a possibility in the future?

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Disregard the progress bar color issue, I see that it requires two arguments.

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In a single palette I'm looking for:

• Matching text, button, etc colors
• A selection of additional colors that match that the user can use for other buttons

This what was attempting to do early on with the "Good colors" crap you see parts of in the code.

I finally settled on a Look and Feel dictionary so that I could easily try out combinations.

This is something that has frustrated me for years. I just want some nice looking GUI colors! Everything I come up with sucks.

I don't want another file... should all be contained within PSG. However, if a user wants to define their own "palette" they can do so and pass it in. This isn't possible at the moment as they are all canned dictionary entries.

In reality I've chosen maybe 2 or 3 of these that I use. I like the "dark" with a right layout for things like the floating toolbar, CPU widget, etc. I stole those colors from a Reddit poster.

I've got SO many downloaded palette examples in PDF format that I've sampled from. I SUCK at this.. did I mention that?

Anything would be better than what I've got now most likely.

Thank you for looking at this!!!

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I just created another Color Demo....

The new one has tool tips. If you hover over a color, you'll see the RGB value for that color. Maybe it'll help you?

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Oooh I like the many colors option that is pretty cool. I usually use Blender for most things. This would make a really nice 'docking' app for artists to grab hex values if it could interact with all OS windows :D

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Also check this out: https://coolors.co/ if you're interested in messing with quick palette generation.

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I've been to that site MANY times... I've downloaded many many palettes... my problems isn't finding palettes and tools for palettes.

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Can I contribute with theming? I created new themes for my application, Magnet Link Catcher (and thanks for starring 😃), both light and dark themes.

Light theme:

sg.LOOK_AND_FEEL_TABLE["MagnetLinkCatcherLight"] = {
    'BACKGROUND': "white",
    'TEXT': "#323232",
    'INPUT': "#dfe2e8",
    'TEXT_INPUT': '#000000',
    'SCROLL': '#c7e78b',
    'BUTTON': ("white", "#ff0000"),
    'PROGRESS': ("white", "black"),
    'BORDER': 0, 'SLIDER_DEPTH': 0, 'PROGRESS_DEPTH': 0,
}

Dark theme:

sg.LOOK_AND_FEEL_TABLE["MagnetLinkCatcherDark"] = {
    'BACKGROUND': "#292929",
    'TEXT': "#cccccc",
    'INPUT': "#dfe2e8",
    'TEXT_INPUT': '#000000',
    'SCROLL': '#c7e78b',
    'BUTTON': ("white", "#ff0000"),
    'PROGRESS': ("white", "black"),
    'BORDER': 0, 'SLIDER_DEPTH': 0, 'PROGRESS_DEPTH': 0,
}

Can we have an option to set margin and padding to our layouts? In my project, I used spaces to do this, but would be great to have a property like that. Also, would be amazing to have a way to update the screen without closing it. Something like sg.Update(). With this, I think that PySimpleGUI will definitely replace Tkinter (boring, weird, ugly).

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I hope I'm not talking about something that has already been implemented, as I am not following the project commits.

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It'll be added :-)
The naming convention is different than previously. They're standardized more now. Will let you know when it's done.

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