I have a Python desktop app built with customtkinter on Windows. The interface works, but the spacing between a row of buttons and the neighbouring Entry field looks sloppy—both the vertical and horizontal gaps are wider than I want. So far I have experimented with grid() and pack()—tweaking padx, pady, ipadx, ipady, sticky, and even wrapping the widgets in extra Frames—but the gaps refuse to close up cleanly. I’d like a concise adjustment (or layout rethink) that: • Eliminates the excess vertical and horizontal space so the controls sit neatly together. • Keeps the overall structure of the existing code; No styling overhaul is needed—just the precise geometry fixes that customtkinter’s grid/pack settings require. If another manager or a small refactor is the smarter route, I’m open to it as long as the final look is tight and consistent.