stylable | Stylable - CSS for components | Frontend Utils library

I've been using the 'ttkthemes' module to add some additional user-selectable themes to my application via an OptionMenu, and all my Text widgets stand out a bit in their standard style.

I would like to know if it is at all possible to style a Tkinter Text widget with ttk themes.
I know you can't actually style the standard Tkinter widget (you instead must use the respective ttk version).
My issue is that there is no ttk.Text only the entry and I need multiple lines for a text editor.

One possibility would be to change background colour based on the selected theme, but this could be very long since there many themes to choose from.

Would anyone know of any possible way to get a stylable version of the Tkinter Text widget, so that it doesn't stand out as much?

I am getting this error for last 24 hours. Please help me out of this. I am getting this error after updating dependency versions. I also added Exo player dependency. I don't know what real problem is.

I tried following things:

** Clean and rebuild the project**

** Delete cache files in C:/users/.android/cache**

** Restart android studio**

** Check xml files for encoding schemes**

Here is my build gradle(app) file:

Hey everyone so I am running into a curious issue when adding a document object fragment.

The overall context is im doing some quick fix style overrides for an artists site. They have some dropdowns that a previous developer tried to style but didn't work.

I am attempting to clone the existing select and put it in with a div wrapper and then I have a prebuilt script + css to make my own stylable dropdown.

Unfortunately I am running into this! It seems that its not being parsed how I would expect.

[object DocumentFragment]

Here is the relevant code:

I'm trying to understand the line of code in the title. I understood that ? means that the value will be taken from the Theme. But when it with prefix attrs, I understand that it is defined somewhere in the android system. Also I saw that the selected theme in the app is a child of Theme.AppCompat.NoActionBar that doesn't determine a value for actionBarSize:

I've got an auto-generated select menu with four options, which looks like this:

I have android application with custom themes which was developed 2-3 year ago. I had this stylable in my attr.xml resouce file:

I've a long coded App.xaml which contains code for a Custom stylable window that I downloaded from the Internet.

How can I add an underline to an inline-element in CSS, that is (1.) "stylable" and (2.) at the baseline (unlike solutions using only border-bottom or box-shadow)?

This is for a responsive layout, so the underline has to be able to reach over multiple lines. Also, it cannot displace any other (not underlines) text that might be inline with the link.

This is a mock-up to demonstrate the desired effect.

Thanks in advance!

Thanks to this answer, I use video[poster]{object-fit:fill} in my css to avoid distorted poster images in html5 videos. Since poster seems stylable, I also want to use css to display different posters for a video, depending on screensize (mobile or desktop). But video[poster]{background-image:url(poster.jpg) doesn't produce any result, presumably poster is not a background. So I tried adapting some javascript found here, as follows: