The following code snippet shows what I use in order to place a frame at the
top rather than the centre of my screen.
#### --Frame ---------------
self.frame1=Frame(Parent)
# self.frame1.configure(width= 235,height= 150)
self.frame1.grid(row=0,column=0, sticky=W)
# self.frame1.place(x=0)
# self.frame1.configure(bg="green")
self.frame3=Frame(Parent)
# self.frame3.configure(width= 235, )
self.frame3.grid(row=1,column=0, sticky=W)
self.frame4=Frame(Parent)
# self.frame3.configure(width= 235, )
self.frame4.grid(row=2,column=0, sticky=W)
You will note that frame1 has been positioned using the grid. I set its
position at row = 0, col = 0. And by using the parameter "sticky = W", it
has been left justified. I could have used sticky= NW but instead, I chose
to use the another command to force the frame to always be in the top left
corner. That is the "place" command.
frame.place(x=0)
forces everything into the top left hand corner.
Hope this helps.
dave_welch wrote:
>
> When using the grid manager is there any way to set the start of the
> grid. For example, I have my window default to the screen size when
> it starts running, but when I first use the grid manager (row=0,
> column=0) it places the widget at the center of the window. Is there
> any way to make row/column (0,0) to start from the top of the window
> rather than the center? Thanks.
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