On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 11:50 PM, Igor Novikov wrote:
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> On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 8:55 PM, wrote:
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>> New to Tkinter: Is it possible to stack frames on top of one another and
>> if so, can frames have transparency?
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>> My goal is to create widgets with gradient backgrounds. I was hoping I
>> c
On Wed, Nov 3, 2010 at 8:55 PM, wrote:
> New to Tkinter: Is it possible to stack frames on top of one another and if
> so, can frames have transparency?
>
> My goal is to create widgets with gradient backgrounds. I was hoping I
> could do this by placing an image in a frame and then placing an id
Malcom,
> New to Tkinter: Is it possible to stack frames on top of one another and if
> so, can frames have transparency?
Unless things have changed in recent releases of Tcl/Tk,
what you are tring to do is not possible.
Frames cannot be transparent.
Frames cannot usually be stacked on top of e
New to Tkinter: Is it possible to stack frames on top of one
another and if so, can frames have transparency?
My goal is to create widgets with gradient backgrounds. I was
hoping I could do this by placing an image in a frame and then
placing an identical sized frame over this image frame. This
on
Anyone have any experience using Python Tkinter/ttk applications
with Citrix or WTS (Windows Terminal Services)?
Any concerns, gotchas, or workarounds we should be aware of?
I googled this topic [1], [2] and came up with nothing. No news
is good news ... but just checking to make sure.
Thanks,
M
