How to Build User Interfaces with Python — Tkinter Widgets — Part. 3

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This story follows the User Interfaces series. If you have missed the last Tkinter story, you can find it here:

Build User Interfaces with Python

If you’ve followed the series, you should now know a lot of widgets. But there are still a few remaining. We’ll deal with these in this story.

If you want, you can find the code of the story on GitHub. Else, the code we start with is:

Paned Window

A PanedWindow is a window containing widgets and including a slideable separator.

You can set its orient parameter to specify whether the PanedWindow should be horizontal or vertical.

Then, you can just add your widgets to the window, and they will stack in a way depending on your window’s orientation.