Hi Waffles,
Rather than using place() to put widgets within the canvas,
you need to actually draw them. Use the canvas method: create_window()
E.g., taking two of your lines:
self.topic_label = Label(self.label, text='Topic:', font=15, bg='white')
self.topic_label.place(x=16, y=8)
Should be:
self.topic_label = Label(self.label, text='Topic:', font=15, bg='white')
self.label.create_window(16, 8, window=self.topic_label, anchor=NW)
Mick
On Fri, Jan 9, 2009 at 2:28 AM, waffles123 <drunkenmouseh...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to make a canvas scrollable, but the problem is I can only get
> things that I've drawn, or what not on the canvas to move. I want to be able
> to move every widget (In this case, 70 odd entry boxes, and a few labels)
>
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