Hi everyone,

I'm building a multi-page CustomTkinter desktop app where I swap pages inside a main container. I want my text and `CTkImage` sizes to automatically adjust whenever the user resizes the main window. So far, my widgets automatically adjust because I use .place() with relative sizes and placements. But even if the widget itself grows, the text/image stays the same size, which doesn't look appealing in the slightest.

**Basic info:**

ghost\_pic is the label that houses my CTkImage; this automatically changes size already.

ghost\_mid\_image is the CTkImage

**First try:**

I thought that I could try to make the image change its size to match its label every time the window changed size. This is because I made sure that the image is approximately the same size as the label on the default window size, but this didn't do anything; the code didn't work at all.

**Second try:**

I then decided to just size the image with reference to the window, and this kinda worked? When I go to the page that houses this image and resize my window, it works ( very sloppily, but that's an issue for another day). My problem now is that if I enter that page, say, on full screen, the image just goes haywire; sometimes it's too small or too big. I don't know what to do now. I uploaded my indicator function, which is how I change the page; if there is a problem there, let me know.

**TLDR:**

I want my images to size automatically in reference to the size of the window, but most of the time it just goes haywire.

How to handle dynamic image/text scaling across multiple pages in CustomTkinter?