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When I use the .setFont() command to change the size of the font, it does not change the menu font size (Tested on Ubuntu Linux)
I want to provide accessibility options to my users, so I have a submenu of menu radio buttons to select font size.
I expected that all fonts would change in size.
Only the text in the widgets below the menu bar increased in size.
No error messages produced.
app.setFont(size=14)
Have a GUI with a menu bar, some text based widgets, and the ability to change the font size.
appJar: 0.94.0 Python: 3.10.4 TCL: 8.6, TK: 8.6 Platform: Linux pid: 11798 locale: en_US
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Bug Report
When I use the .setFont() command to change the size of the font, it does not change the menu font size (Tested on Ubuntu Linux)
Context
I want to provide accessibility options to my users, so I have a submenu of menu radio buttons to select font size.
Expected Behaviour
I expected that all fonts would change in size.
Actual Behaviour
Only the text in the widgets below the menu bar increased in size.
Any error messages produced by appJar
No error messages produced.
Sample code, demonstrating the issue
app.setFont(size=14)
What steps are needed to reproduce the bug
Have a GUI with a menu bar, some text based widgets, and the ability to change the font size.
Version Information
appJar: 0.94.0 Python: 3.10.4 TCL: 8.6, TK: 8.6 Platform: Linux pid: 11798 locale: en_US
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: