PyQt5 Tutorial - Containers (GroupBoxes and Frames)

This python pyqt5 tutorial will show you how to work with some basic containers. The specific one mentioned are GroupBox and Frames. These allows you to create an area where each widget placed inside will inherit the properties of the container.
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[@hunter85070]

Please continue with PyQT5 tutoriaaals! :'(

[@smithcalixtonuneznunez3635]

pleaseeee :C

[@cobyambrose2915]

He was doing such an amazing job!

[@Bryan-bh7cy]

@@cobyambrose2915 He needs view and the view counts throughout the series doesn't look good =.=

[@barunbasnet]

We want more videos like this bro. Hope you will continue adding more PyQt5 videos in the series.

[@OtherRath]

BRUHHHH!!! There's so much to add in this tutorial series like TableView, Scrollable Area, Using Frames and Containers like Pages, an example Application and so much more

[@1chrissirhc1]

Really enjoyed this playlist, hope you’ll have time to add more tutorials. I feel like this is the jump start for me making simple GUIs!

[@aryanbhatia6992]

Will you be doing any big project in this series ??

[@michaelrangen2216]

Your teaching style is great! Keep it up, I'm looking forward to your next video in this series!

[@peschebichsu]

It's been quite a whil, but are you planning to continue this series? I would love to see more of it, amazing content!

[@sergiponsacobas5605]

Thanks Tim, it's fast and easy to understand. It will be great that you continue with the tutorials, but you have already done a great job

[@kelvin7468]

Thanks for the tutorials Tim, looking forward to more of this playlist!

[@dnetne5508]

Holy mother of God - you just opened so many possibilities with this playlist of yours.. wow.. Thanks you!

[@LadyPary8]

Really enjoyed your tutorial! You’re really good at teaching! Please do more! Hope you’re safe! ❤️

[@Balababa315]

I still want to learn more about PyQt5, you are so great.

[@AmgadElsaiegh]

Very good playlist Tim, please continue it -Thanks for your efforts

[@fionasoon1]

Highly recommended video. Awesome!

[@flipndip5122]

agh I hate when you start a tutorial series and it just ends..

[@paullong4086]

I know. He was doing a great job too.

[@benvoisey3942]

To be fair, you know enough now to make a easy calculator. You could also probably make some sort of login and app so he did do a good job.

[@flipndip5122]

@@benvoisey3942 lol this was 4 months ago. I regret learning PyQt5 period. PY is good for backend and not great at GUI. Also, not cool to abandon a tutorial. I rather it just not be up at all. I could of spent that time on another tutorial that is complete. I don't want to split between 2 tutorials trying to accomplish the same thing, that's how you miss information. Anyways, Python, Java, html, css, Django = win

[@kiiturii]

@@flipndip5122 yeah I have to learn PyQt5 for school and it really doesn't feel like a valuable use of my time

[@vitormendonca2905]

@@flipndip5122 Can you say why Python isn't as great as other options to the front end? I'm a begginer at programing and i hear that a lot, would like to understand a bit more =)

[@goedzo4361]

well done! Looking forward to having more PyQt videos!

[@cunninghamb505]

Any chance you can do a lesson on PyQt5 and Threading, As in an application calling an API and updating the UI every few seconds. Great stuff again, Thank you

[@kemalfaruktalay8192]

It was an incredible tutorial and I want it to continue.

[@dumbtex6107]

Plz do moreeee! these are so valuable i'd really like some more customization ones like background gifs and other things maybe even making it into something you can execute

[@HugoM946]

Great content here! You clearly understand the subject and it makes the tutorials easy to follow. Please, allow me to be one demanding minion and suggest a tutorial on Stacked Widgets later in the series.

[@kong_7692]

More vids plz! You’re awesome @ teaching!

[@nathan4975]

Great series

[@rahmaas5272]

thank you so much for the tutorials, it realy helps. Hope for more tutorial videos :))

[@ashish2099]

Although you discontinued this series, but still thank you for your work brother, you're an amazing teacher

[@arshamsharifnia5474]

please release the next video of this series as soon as possible this is the best QT tutorial I've ever seen simple short useful and very easy to understand especially for me because I'm from Iran and I cant understand when the speaker spoke too fast or in some accents

[@theubaya]

Hello Tim, thank you for all your PyQT5 tutorial, i realy hope you make another PyQT5 tutorial..

[@mateuszmatejko6882]

Awesome! Waiting for more :D

[@bharathoruganti3509]

Great tutorials, on point. please cover more topics..

[@SuperWac1937]

Love that content 👍

[@mohammadkareem1187]

Hey Tim, well done. Really nice tutorials. Are you going by any chance to cover more topics on pyqt5?

[@joeking5211]

Superb, very very useful. Just found Qt ( well Pyside6 now ), and seems few vids on Designer. The big vid will be on 'responsive' ui, that I cannot get my head around, every vid you find shows the simple either Vert or Horiz all or nothing example, but in a real app you do need to have some say buttons offset and fixed size but still need to be responsive overall. I mention the above as it seems your style of tutorial would be superb. Many thks for you time.

[@arshamsharifnia5474]

u are the best... just keep up the good works

[@TheLate0909]

I would love to see the coding aspect of this, Nice vid

[@anshgaikwad8851]

Plz continue this series.

[@ghaemghh]

That is amazing

[@potencjalny.m]

I'm waiting for more videos!

[@KishoreKumar-pm3zl]

your teaching is good

[@gowthamhuliyar]

Thank you

[@dawaiannie5288]

Hey Tim, I love your work. Could you do a video of the stacked widget. 🙏🙏

[@ericmahasi5072]

Great video and great series. Could you kindly build a large scale real world application that uses a database to store data. That would be pretty cool and interesting.

[@user-cj3yu9nv1u]

If we change the ui file and overwrite the python file again, won't all of your changes and methods disappear? How do we fix this issue? Can we inherit the class Ui_MainWindow in another py file? That is what I used to do in PyQt4 Thanks in advance.

[@amansinha617]

Hey Tim, I hope you soon add another tutorial in this series. Any updates on that? These tutorials were super useful and shouldn't end just here. Looking forward to an update on this PyQt5 series.

[@mohammedk.h.f3016]

Thanks

[@Khiangtepa]

I have a MainWindow with a frame inside it. I made the MainWindow to be maximized always but don't know ho to make the frame always to be in the center even when the window is resized. Please help me.

[@angelg3986]

I'd want to know how these containers can be resized dynamically. In Lazarus IDE we have anchors of the widgets which allow them to proportionally resize when the form is resized, but in QT I'm still looking the equivalent.

[@anabelsa]

Great course! Pitty that it has been discontinued. Is it available somewhere else? Thanks.

[@alpheim4129]

Does anyone know how to convert python file back to the ui file? For example I made simple GUI layout, than made connections in python but I want to add new features in designer. Is that possible?

[@arshamsharifnia5474]

Please continue with PyQT5 tutoriaaals!

[@fuzzyhenry2048]

Hi Tim, Could you make a video about making a sub window triggered from the menu bar or any button plz?

[@threepwoot2327]

hey Tim. is there an option to seperate the GUI from its functions so that i just can import the "gui.py" in my "app.py" so i don't have to deal with so many lines of code in one file?

[@phamhuutri1996]

Please more tutorials on PyQt5

[@gitanshkumar4113]

I had a question about turtle. In turtle when I use onkey() and press that key and hold, it doesn't work, what can I do so that when I hold a key the function works? Please help.

[@pagongturtle2217]

Try this, it might help #maybe you didn't have turtle.listen() stackoverflow.com/questions/45545469/turtle-onkeypress-not-working-python

[@moeezzeddine745]

Great tutorials Tim! Can you please make a one project about Desktop application, which can import files like pdf and edit them. Thanks!

[@LebkuchenLP]

Great tutorials. I am working on a project for my technical college and responsible for a big part of the coding. I want to have a GUI made with PyQt and i need several Windows. Can you or somone else explain me how I can switch from one MainWindow into another MainWindow and back by clicking a button?

[@angel_machariel]

How to make anything resizable (like a label or a lockable widget) by mouse-grabbing its border and drag it larger or smaller (whilst keeping some ratio preferably)? Point is that I try to make a chessboard and board is an image which I need to be able to drag it smaller or bigger.

[@creationduwal]

He makes us understand very well but I dont know if he is okay with his reaction reflexes sort of thing.

[@JasonLee-pr4sx]

In the latest QtDesigner, there is line showing in the preview for frame.

[@billelguechi5831]

We are staying Tuned for what's next bro waiting ...........

[@kapilaashkamalakannan8837]

How to emit a signal to pyqt5 app from an injected js code using pyqt bridge or something which connects js and python

[@javiporras3396]

Hi Tim, Are you going to follow up with this series? Thanks

[@weejohntee]

If you need to save and basically recompile any GUI changes, how would you keep the code that sets up events such as a button click changing text or images etc, would that have to be put back in each time you make a change on the GUI?

[@TheRiskyChance]

The logic lives in a separate file

[@mitch6948]

Are there any other good resources to continue learning PyQt5?

[@farhanjatt6028]

please continue pyqt5 tutorials. Make a video on pyqt5 scroll window

[@philhondl5338]

hey nice videos, will there be more content in this tutorial in the future?

[@jeanmarcreyes6927]

Hey man lovin your series too bad i was too late but is there a possibility you'll still continue this? I was hoping to see your tutorial about traversing from one window to another and back (multiple windows).

[@venkatvanaparthi8532]

Nice videos I have seen all the videos Could you do more tutorial on qt designer . Opening folders in treeview

[@sainco3036]

thanks.

[@katuggajoseph8719]

from pyqt 5 designer thank you

[@sheez-5486]

well, cool series and so informative, but it didn't talk about everything, please continue

[@katuggajoseph8719]

some help with the name of the program used to write code its seeming to be different

[@Crucizer]

do a project on how to build an audio player with pyqt5! Please!

[@codewithlenny]

Thank you Tim. In more complex PyQt5 apps, how would you create separate functions or classes for different parts of the application. (instead of adding methods to the main class). ?

[@marflage]

Create separate .py files and define classes there, then import them in the main file.

[@mahammadodj]

Could you make tutorial about uploading csv files to PyQt for data processing?

[@dimitriosprevazi4724]

please make more PyQT5 Tutorials

[@idkwhatnameilikewhy2236]

i would love to see a video on fman build system or something like it.

[@aristocratfromrhodesia4336]

Hello could you do a video on PyQt5 ProgessBar or QFontDialog please I would really apprecieate. Thanks and have a nice day

[@IQUBE]

Can you please continue with PyQt5 tutorials!!!!

[@saranshjain7812]

Please continue on PyQt5 tutorials.

[@pranshuranjan2004]

A simple query tim , How can I add an gif image as background , I tried using Qlabel ,but the image in final result remains still and there is no animation of Gif image . Show what is the way to do that in specially in Designer not manually

[@user-cj3yu9nv1u]

Try using the stylesheet property in QtDesigner. Choose background image resource file. There are a bunch of videos online on how to set the StyleSheet and use a .qrc(Resource File). Then do Ctrl+R to show the how the window would look when run.

[@augustusburr]

you can also use CSS to style more beautiful

[@krsaad922]

thank you so mush for your explanations but I didn' t find qt designer in pyqt5-tools so, I downloaded it from google but this last one was so zoomed and very bad anyone faced the same problem and can help me please????

[@yandere_lover-tl9zs]

Can someone tell me how to get user input as a string. Like to get the name of the user, something like that? Please I really need it for a project!

[@atharvakadlag1937]

you could use a pop or a label. see text() method on label.

[@dev4life]

hey, Tim, I made a GUI software with pyqt but the problem is that when I make the window full screen the labels, buttons, text boxes, etc don't get resized accordingly. Can you help me figure it out? and will you be making a video on this topic?

[@aryanbhatia6992]

Yes please make a video on this...

[@oldheroes9829]

Hi ! . Will you be doing eng subtitles ?

[@ch771030]

Hi Tim, Is that possible to upload one more video about qt designer modification? I mean if I add some function in py file, but it all erased after ui file been modified and re-generate to py file. I know there are some examples on the internet is to create another py file to inherit the gui py file by some super init way? something like this? import sys from PyQt5.QtWidgets import QApplication, QMainWindow from uitopyfile import * class MyMainWindow(QMainWindow,Ui_Maindow): def __init__(self, parent = None): super(MyMainWindow, self.__init__(parent) self.setupUI(self) if _name_ == "__main__": app = QtWidgets.QApplication(sys.argv) mywin = MyMainWindow() mywin.show(( sys.exit(app.exec_())

[@Crucizer]

Hey Tim, Can you please tell me how to print stuff on the screen when we press a certain button, I was making a project pyqt, and kinda got stuck here, Please Tim!

[@TechWithTim]

Watch the previous videos, it has been shown many times

[@Crucizer]

@@TechWithTim thanks

[@Alex_U_]

Okay but where was the information on the frames??

[@ananthramvijayaraj4554]

Why did you stop this series!!!?? It was going so well...

[@thomasbrocherie7543]

Show us keyboard input!

[@aryanbhatia6992]

yes Please tim we want it....

[@unknownman5296]

if you think Tim's video is not enough try reading the documentation, it have a lot more fun stuffs in it. www.riverbankcomputing.com/static/Docs/PyQt5/index.html

[@girikishore4312]

Can you make a video on connecting 2 windows?

[@marflage]

Create a separate .py file. Define a new class there which has a window object. Now import the second file into the main file and call the function from the class you defined in the second file.

[@Sal-uy6cq]

Why stop... you were doing such an amazing job.

[@sksuman4400]

how to convert PQt5 script to android apk? Please make a video on it.

[@chirilcugureanu1853]

Please start a PyQt5 Calculator series , where to make an Error-free program, to think at all details. It would be amazing. I created one and maybe you can look at it, just search "kirusha05 calculator" on google and the first result is my github repository.

[@DividedStates]

Where are the next turoials? I hoped for some checkbox magic.

[@sarthakkhare4600]

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[@imadelachiri5475]

Please complete this tutorial

[@KishoreKumar-pm3zl]

bro its nice,, but you shall put more videos in pyqt5

[@romain5632]

Where is the next video. ?????

[@chopinfanclub6672]

YOU NEED TO PURSUIT THIS MORE AND MORE RATHER THAN STOPPING SHORT