Segmented Buttons - Tkinter CustomTkinter 9

In this video we'll look at Segmented Buttons in CustomTkinter and Python.
Segmented buttons are a group of three switchable buttons.
I'll show you how to use them, and also how to make them look however you like!
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Timecodes
0:00​​ - Introduction
1:14 - Create Segmented Button
2:22 - Create Clicker Function
3:08 - Default Selection
4:07 - Create Label
4:38 - Update Clicker Function With Value
5:25 - Remove Default Selection
5:41 - Use .get() Instead of Value
8:05 - Height and Width
8:33 - Button Text Font
8:49 - Corner Radius
9:24 - Border Width
9:46 - Background Color FG
10:16 - Selected Color
10:40 - Selected Hover Color
11:11 - Unselected Color
11:33 - Unselected Hover Color
12:07 - Text Color
12:31 - Button State
12:53 - Disabled Text Color
13:38 - Dynamic Resizing
14:57 - Conclusion

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[@tobiaswegener1234]

Like your videos. Very straight to the point.

[@TkinterPython]

Thanks!

[@jinchaohan2485]

something might be more interested: how to play button in different way( horizontal or vertical) and how to put it in layer/frame/tabel with flex contrl of the position

[@gregoribucher5852]

Hi there. Great explanation. I’m just getting into Python as I have only worked with C before. However for me the scaling (width and height) are not working for the segmented button. The size just stays adapted to the text. As a side note I‘m placing the button on a frame with some other widgets using the .place() method. I would appreciate some suggestions on how to solve this issue. Thanks in advance.

[@meunotebook1777]

Hey, I managed to fix this problem. I think theres kind of a bug in the width and heigh attributes for segmented buttons. What I did was simply use relwidth and relheight using the .place method. Apparently it doesn't work if you put the segmented button inside a scrollable frame but I still have to do some tests. Edit: I made another test using pack and when I use fill = "both", the button just gets bigger and fill all the frame. Of course it will not look good if you put the button on your root screen, but inside a frame and a scrollable frame it looks great

[@vgeraph5730]

hey , ive a problem into canvas with ctkbuttons. when i put ctk buttons in a canva and canva has bg image, it has background color and it doesnt remove, even with transparency , can someone helps me?

[@DRKLRD-kv4cm]

i'm getting the same issues but with Frames. I don't want to discourage you, but from what i've learned so far, the TRANSPARENT option is kind of a ruse. It's not transparent at all, it just sets the background color to become the same color of the button master (background color, that is), so even if you put an image there, it will still take the default canva bg color :( This was one of my major gripes with tkinter and i had hoped it would be solved with CTk, but it looks like that's not the case

[@ajinkyax]

Hi I’m new to Python. What is the use of GUI apps ? My question is we are the world of web apps and PWAs; do people use python for gui app and What’s the use case?

[@TkinterPython]

yes people still use computers with apps on them.

[@user-ij4ch4fc2n]

Brazil's first like and comment

[@TkinterPython]

Awesome

[@AvneetAhuja]

can i have their layout to be vertical somehow?

[@ItsFaveripper]

same my dude, let me know if you found a way

[@meunotebook1777]

I think you can try to create another segmented button with other value (I'm starting to learn python so idk if theres a way to create a list of values and tell the segmented button to take only one) you can use the pady to make it go a little bit under the other button. I really don't know if thats efficent but I think it works

[@eimdev]

waiting for flet tutorials 🙂

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