Changing the color of default frame border

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  • Mudcat
    #1

    Changing the color of default frame border

    Hello,

    I would like to change the color of the default border around frames or
    widgets. Note: not the highlight border, but the default border. There
    have been many previous requests about the highlight border, but I
    couldn't find anything on changing the default border color.

    I know how to change the border relief and width but have found no way
    to change the color of it. Is there a way to do that?

    Thanks,
    Marc

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    • Peter Hansen
      #2
      Re: Changing the color of default frame border

      Mudcat wrote:[color=blue]
      > I would like to change the color of the default border around frames or
      > widgets. Note: not the highlight border, but the default border. There
      > have been many previous requests about the highlight border, but I
      > couldn't find anything on changing the default border color.
      >
      > I know how to change the border relief and width but have found no way
      > to change the color of it. Is there a way to do that?[/color]

      What platform, what framework, possibly what versions of everything,
      would be just a bit of a help to those attempting to answer...

      -Peter

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        • Mudcat
          #3
          Re: Changing the color of default frame border

          Oh yeah. I guess that would help a little. You use something all the
          time and just assume everone else does also.
          I'm using Tkinter on Windows 2000 with Python 2.3.

          Thanks

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            • Eric Brunel
              #4
              Re: Changing the color of default frame border

              Mudcat wrote:[color=blue]
              > Oh yeah. I guess that would help a little. You use something all the
              > time and just assume everone else does also.
              > I'm using Tkinter on Windows 2000 with Python 2.3.[/color]

              There is no such thing as a border color for a Tkinter frame: it is just the
              color of the frame. To get a specific color for the border alone, maybe you can
              use two frames: the first for the border and another one inside it where you put
              your widgets. But I fear there is no way to set a *default* border color for frames.

              HTH
              --
              - Eric Brunel <eric (underscore) brunel (at) despammed (dot) com> -
              PragmaDev : Real Time Software Development Tools - http://www.pragmadev.com

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