The TabView Widget - Tkinter CustomTkinter 12

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[@matejjukic5776]

@TkinterPython How do I trigger an action when the specific tab is selected for example something like this: self.tab.bind("", self.doSomething)

[@SergejsDmitrijevs-jo2du]

Brilliant! Thank you very much Jone. As always nice and clear, plus gaining experience with your help.

[@TkinterPython]

Welcome

[@BigTrafalgar]

Hi, nice content. Note that the anchor works inside the pack function. You were trying it inside the CTkTabview object.

[@Terrasqule]

the anchor works for me on linux in the tabview object, but has to be capital letters.

[@pixel-ez1qo]

@@Terrasqule its work with a uppercase W

[@maialinux-oficial]

This tabview style is the most interesting that I've ever seen in Python("tkinter"). Awesome!!!

[@TkinterPython]

Glad you like it!

[@MysteryMindset636]

we need more vedios on this ....doing great job

[@TkinterPython]

I've done hundreds of videos

[@Pad6]

@@TkinterPython maybe thousands at this point

[@BuLLGotcha]

Thank you for making these :) Do you know if its possible to change how these tabs are accessed? The "tab1" and "tab2" small buttons there dont look good with what I'm trying to do. Can I have each tab be pulled up using buttons instead?

[@ChinoSisouphanh]

great content

[@XIENANDO]

Hello John, thanks for your effort in this video. I really have one frustrating experience: the fact that everyone teaching about customtkinter tabview kept repeating the same example that is already in the documentation and never go beyond that. How about creating a tabview, adding a label and then on the label you create form fields and action buttons? Beleive me, a lot of people like me would learn so much from that. Thank you

[@creevid3564]

nice video thankyou very much.

[@Annajiraochalla]

Nice Tutorial. Any idea how to change the font of the text in the tabs.

[@Pad6]

but what if you want the contents to be center, and say tab 2 is a treeview table which is much wider, so my question is can we change the size of the individual tabs? Or maybe put a form on them and then size it accordingly?

[@qlistTrueGamer]

what if i wanna make it a vertical tabs?

[@antoz1619]

How can I make bigger fonts for the segmented buttons text?

[@emiliofz]

Hello Jhon, anchor property is avaliable in 5.2.1 version. I've had to upgrde custom tkinter from 5.2.0 to get it.

[@TkinterPython]

Good to know, thanks!

[@sagarmakhija1994]

Hey man, it was a very good tutorial, I just want to know if its possible to get the current tab focus index or can we recognize which tab button click, Tab-a, Tab-b, Tab-c?

[@TkinterPython]

Sure; customtkinter.tomschimansky.com/documentation/widgets/tabview

[@Pad6]

would love to see how to add a tkinter treeview widget to tab 2, it gets a bit odd

[@Pad6]

Nevermind my _init_ was out of order, class MacroApp(ctk.CTk): def __init__(GDN): # On Initialization run the following code first super().__init__() GDN.title("Guardian") GDN.iconbitmap(r'D:\Python\Guardian\BF.ico') # File Path & in the same folder as program file GDN.geometry("560x740") GDN.eval('tk::PlaceWindow . center') GDN.attributes('-topmost', True) # Create tabview and tabs GDN.tabview = ctk.CTkTabview(GDN, width=510) GDN.tabview.grid(row=0, column=0, padx=10, pady=0, sticky="ew") GDN.tab1 = GDN.tabview.add("Main") GDN.tab2 = GDN.tabview.add("Database") GDN.tab3 = GDN.tabview.add("Xpath Practice") #then build the treeview # Create a style for the Treeview style = ttk.Style() style.theme_use("default") style.configure("Custom.Treeview", background="#0d131c", foreground="white", fieldbackground="#141d29", borderwidth=0, relief="flat") style.configure("Custom.Treeview.Heading", background="#0d131c", foreground="#8ca0ae", borderwidth=0, relief="flat") GDN.tree = ttk.Treeview(GDN.frame6, columns=("Date", "Time", "Strategy", "Balance", "Stoploss", "Base Bet", "Max Bet"), show='headings', style="Custom.Treeview", height=30) # Define headings GDN.tree.heading("Date", text="Date") GDN.tree.heading("Time", text="Time") GDN.tree.heading("Strategy", text="Strategy") GDN.tree.heading("Balance", text="Balance") GDN.tree.heading("Stoploss", text="Stoploss") GDN.tree.heading("Base Bet", text="Base Bet") GDN.tree.heading("Max Bet", text="Max Bet") # Set column widths GDN.tree.column("Date", width=60, anchor="center") GDN.tree.column("Time", width=50, anchor="center") GDN.tree.column("Strategy", width=50, anchor="center") GDN.tree.column("Balance", width=80, anchor="center") GDN.tree.column("Stoploss", width=80, anchor="center") GDN.tree.column("Base Bet", width=80, anchor="center") GDN.tree.column("Max Bet", width=80, anchor="center") # Pack the Treeview GDN.tree.pack(side="top", fill="both", expand=True, padx=5, pady=5) and at 2:04 when you said this outline looking box thing, it's not very big and..... That's what she said..........

[@MysteryMindset636]

does i watch your 4 years old tkinter vedios or prefer these vedios or ttkbootstrap (i have watched 40 vedios of your tkinter playlist)

[@TkinterPython]

They're all good...watch them all :-p

[@darrylmabalot8699]

can I make the tab scrollable?

[@TkinterPython]

sure, you can always add a scrolling frame to your tab

[@ermacheton]

The way you change the anchor for the buttons is: tabview.segmented_button.grid(sticky="W")

[@TkinterPython]

cool cool

[@mreza_power_systems]

is it possible to set font of tab text????