Frame¶
ntk will solve your problem when you can’t learn and implement, python tkinter to create desktop application in concern to good looking and os level implementation.
Frame is multi widget wrapper for ntk window, we can create a frame and separate sub widgets in main window by combining into frames
ntk Frame is extended version of tkinter base Frame with more functionality and responsive grid system, to use this Frame window we need to import first it from ntk by
from ntk import Frame
and initialize it by calling it
window = Frame(root)
This will create wrapper and basic style will be applied, you need to pass parameters described below to get your desired window size and style
available parameters are:
root, # root is a master window to place this frame into it
bg="bg-white", # background color, default is bootstrap referenced white
bd=0, # border width
colormap=None, # color map
class_=False, # class name to inherit styles and methods
container=0, # container
cursor="arrow", # mouse cursor style arrow hand2 etc
height=64, # frame height
highlightbackground="bg-light", # background color when frame is highlighted, default is bootstrap referenced light
highlightcolor="bg-dark", # foreground color when frame is highlighted, default is bootstrap referenced dark
highlightthickness=0, # thickness width when frame is highlighted
row=0, # grid row position
column=0, # grid column position
padx=0, # grid padding left and right
pady=0, # grid padding top and bottom
relief="flat", # relief style flat groove etc
sticky="w", # grid sticky position
takefocus=0, # set frame can take focus or not
visual=0, # visual
width=128, # frame width
gridrow=1, # grid row configure row weight
gridcolumn=1, # grid column configure column weight
an example of creating Frame widget:
from ntk import Tk, Frame
root = Tk(title='Example of ntk window')
frame = Frame(root)
root.mainloop()
you can pass extra arguments and keyword arguments, and those will be passed to tkinter Frame class.