hi,
you need to use an event box, GtkFrame does not have its own X window, so
you must make one yourself using GtkEventBox and then modify it, e.g.,
your background color.
discussion and example at:
http://www.pygtk.org/pygtk2tutorial/ch-ContainerWidgets.html
richard
2008/12/30 Harinandan S
Thanks . I suspected this and also tried having an eventbox and was able to
successfully assign background color. But left that idea since the widgets
in the frame was also taking the background color of the eventbox. After I
read this post I had a rethink on this and acheived some kind of a
Hi All,
Is it possible to set background color to a GtkFrame? I am using Gtk+ 2.12.2
over DirectFB 1.1.1 and there are no window decorations. I am not able to
enable it either. So thought of putting a background color to a GtkFrame and
put the window contents in that.
But I'm not able to set
