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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/gettingstarted/installation.md
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python -m pip install ttkbootstrap
```

Lemon squeeze.
Lemon squeezy.

!!! note "Github Installation"
```bash
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root = ttk.Window(themename="darkly")
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## Use themed widgets
## Using themed widgets

ttkbootstrap widgets have [dozens of predefined styles](../styleguide/index.md)
which are applied using **keywords** that modify both the **type** and **color**
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### Keyword usage

On final note on using keywords... the **bootstyle** parameter is VERY flexible.
One final note on using keywords. The **bootstyle** parameter is VERY flexible.
It doesn't really matter how the keyword looks. There is a regex expression in
the background that parses the input and converts it into the appropriate ttk
style. You can pass in a _string_ of keywords, or an _iterable_ of keywords
such as with a `list` or `tuple`.

All of the following variations are legal and will result in the same style.
All of the following variations are legal and will result in the same style:

* `"info-outline"`
* `"infooutline"`
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* `(INFO, OUTLINE)`

!!! note "The recommended keyword separator is a dash"
If using **strings** for keywords, it is recommended to separate the
If you are using **strings** for keywords, it is recommended to separate the
keywords using a dash when possible, as in the _first_ example above.

If using **constants**, and you are using more than one keyword, you will use
a `list` or `tuple` as in the _last_ example above.
If you are using **constants**, and you are using more than one keyword, you will use
a `list` or `tuple` as in the _last_ example above.