tkinter.style

问题 I need to create a custom style for button widgets which has the same appearance as buttons using the ttk 'clam' theme. I can set the theme like: s = ttk.Style() s.theme_use('clam') However, given the nature of a theme, this will then set all ttk widgets to use 'clam'. I would like to be able to set certain ttk buttons to use the clam appearance and others to use default ttk. I have tried looking at the layouts and configurations of 'TButton' whilst the clam theme is in use but it seems that

问题 I need to create a custom style for button widgets which has the same appearance as buttons using the ttk 'clam' theme. I can set the theme like: s = ttk.Style() s.theme_use('clam') However, given the nature of a theme, this will then set all ttk widgets to use 'clam'. I would like to be able to set certain ttk buttons to use the clam appearance and others to use default ttk. I have tried looking at the layouts and configurations of 'TButton' whilst the clam theme is in use but it seems that

问题 I need to create a custom style for button widgets which has the same appearance as buttons using the ttk 'clam' theme. I can set the theme like: s = ttk.Style() s.theme_use('clam') However, given the nature of a theme, this will then set all ttk widgets to use 'clam'. I would like to be able to set certain ttk buttons to use the clam appearance and others to use default ttk. I have tried looking at the layouts and configurations of 'TButton' whilst the clam theme is in use but it seems that

问题 While trying to make an entry frame I ran into a problem where I can't make border around ttk.OptionMenu in order to make it look similiar to ttk.Entry. (The two next to each other are in image) Making OptionMenu option = ttk.OptionMenu(bottom_container, self.have, 'ANY', 'ANY', '0', '1', style='vista.TMenubutton') option.grid(column=1, row=2, sticky='we') I tried using styles (want to still use vista/winnative look) and was able to make the optionmenu background white, but I couldn't find a

问题 I couldn't found answer on the internet so I'm hoping you can help me. I'm trying to print from a list into a text box in Tkinter. From some reason, when I print it to text box it's not aligned as its supposed to be but when I print it to the console, its aligned correctly. Data that I'm using you can find on data. Any of you knows what might be the problem? from tkinter import * popup = Tk() popup.wm_title("Podaci mreze") widthTabela = 600 heightTabela = 500 def zatvaranje(): popup.destroy()

问题 I want to change the theme of my tkinter application to clam. What is the code and where do I put it? I have tried: from tkinter import * from tkinter.ttk import * s=ttk.Style() s.theme_use('clam') 回答1: To change the theme, call .theme_use() with the theme's name as the argument. From https://infohost.nmt.edu/tcc/help/pubs/tkinter/web/ttk-theme-layer.html A number of operations related to themes require that you have available an instance of the ttk.Style() class (in the Python sense of class

问题 Right now i have this threecode: tree["columns"] = ("one", "two", "three") tree.column("one", width=150) tree.column("two", width=150) tree.column("three", width=150) tree.heading("one", text="Naar") tree.heading("two", text="Spoor") tree.heading("three", text="Vetrektijd") tree['show'] = 'headings' but what i want to do is change the font size to 20 of the three columns But how can i do that? Since on the internet i read something about Style() but that doesnt work in my code 回答1: There are