Issue with resizing

Hello

First of i want to say thank you for this great library!

I am currently using the library to write an application where i know the screen size so I am using .place for placement and resizing. It is an application for a touch screen so i need the widgets to be a bit bigger than they would be on a computer screen.

Everything has been going well until I attempted to uppgrade to 1.0 in order to use some of the new widgets, more specifically the ON/OFF toggle widget. When trying to place and resize using:

#ON/OFF switch
label = Label(text="Include row numbers").place(x=x_placement, y=170)
Checkbutton(bootstyle="success-round-toggle").place(x=x_placement, y=190, width = 200, height = 80)

I get the following result

If i change the code to

        #ON/OFF switch
        label = Label(text="Include row numbers").place(x=x_placement, y=180)
        Checkbutton(bootstyle="success-round-toggle").place(x=x_placement, y=190, width = 200, height = 80)

I get:

So seems like the actual bounding box(not sure about the terminology) is resizing but not the widget.

[ForeverLebowski]

Thank you! The scaling was exactly what I wanted(saved me a lot of resizing of other widgets).

However I did have some interesting behavior with the enable_high_dpi_awareness(). I am running Windows and I tried to follow the docs and place the call before the root object like the docs said but did this not work. However when I placed the call after creating the root object per the instructions on Linux it worked perfectly.

[israel-dryer]

Closing this issue, as I created workarounds in Window for scaling and hdpi.