How to add a floating text on a scrollable canvas in tkinter
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I want to create a floating text (does not scroll even if the canvas below scrolls) in tkinter. I tried searching for floating labels but could not find.
Right now the parent of the canvas is a frame which is scrollable.
python-3.x tkinter tkinter-canvas tkinter-layout
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I want to create a floating text (does not scroll even if the canvas below scrolls) in tkinter. I tried searching for floating labels but could not find.
Right now the parent of the canvas is a frame which is scrollable.
python-3.x tkinter tkinter-canvas tkinter-layout
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I want to create a floating text (does not scroll even if the canvas below scrolls) in tkinter. I tried searching for floating labels but could not find.
Right now the parent of the canvas is a frame which is scrollable.
python-3.x tkinter tkinter-canvas tkinter-layout
I want to create a floating text (does not scroll even if the canvas below scrolls) in tkinter. I tried searching for floating labels but could not find.
Right now the parent of the canvas is a frame which is scrollable.
python-3.x tkinter tkinter-canvas tkinter-layout
python-3.x tkinter tkinter-canvas tkinter-layout
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Added another canvas on top of that canvas with the same parent frame and lifted it up by
tk.Misc.lift(floating_canvas)
Now the below canvas is scrolabble while the above one is static
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up vote
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accepted
Added another canvas on top of that canvas with the same parent frame and lifted it up by
tk.Misc.lift(floating_canvas)
Now the below canvas is scrolabble while the above one is static
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Added another canvas on top of that canvas with the same parent frame and lifted it up by
tk.Misc.lift(floating_canvas)
Now the below canvas is scrolabble while the above one is static
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up vote
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Added another canvas on top of that canvas with the same parent frame and lifted it up by
tk.Misc.lift(floating_canvas)
Now the below canvas is scrolabble while the above one is static
Added another canvas on top of that canvas with the same parent frame and lifted it up by
tk.Misc.lift(floating_canvas)
Now the below canvas is scrolabble while the above one is static
answered Nov 10 at 6:42
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