How to Create Status and hover in Python

How to Create Status and hover in Python

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Button in Tkinter

In this tutorial, we are going to learn about the button widget in tkinter, we will be looking at how to display button on the screen as well as discuss the features and their properties in detail.

1)What is a Button in Tkinter?

2)Creating a Simple Button

What is a Button in Tkinter?

The button widget in Tkinter is used to add different types of buttons on the main window that you are working on. You can modify button settings to your own requirements. You can also add a function to the button and call whenever the button is pressed. You can create a button as follows

button_tk = Button(window, features)

Creating a Simple Button

ID	Name	Description
1	activebackground	Shows the button background color upon the mouse hover
2	activeforeground	Shows the button font color upon the mouse hover
3	Bd	It shows the width of the border in pixels
4	Bg	It shows the background color of the button
5	Command	It is used to set the function call whenever it is called.
6	fg	Shows the foreground color of the button
7	Wraplength	This is used to wrap text lines within the given length
8	Width	This feature sets the width of the button
9	Underline	It is used to underline the text present on the button
10	State	This represents DISABLED or ACTIVE state of the button
11	Relief	This displays different types of borders like SUNKEN, RAISED, GROOVE, and RIDGE
12	pady	This adds padding in vertical direction
13	Font	It decides the font of the button text
14	Height	It decides the height of the button.
15	Highlightcolor	It shows the highlight color of the button when it is clicked
16	Image	It is used to set image on the button
17	justify	It is used to display text on button in RIGHT, LEFT and CENTER justified positions
18	Padx	This adds padding in horizontal direction

Example

from tkinter import *
from tkinter import ttk
root=Tk()
root.title('www.reanits.com')
root.iconbitmap('1.png')
root.geometry("300x400")
def buttonhover(e):
mybutton["bg"]="Yellow"
statulabel.config(text="Knowledge Edcuation Cambodia")
def buttonleave(e):
mybutton["bg"] = "SystemButtonFace"
statulabel.config(text="")
mybutton= Button(root, text="Cambodia", font=("Preah Vihear",12))
mybutton.pack(pady=20)
statulabel= Label(root, text="welcome", bd=1, relief=SUNKEN, anchor=E)
statulabel.pack(fill=X, side=BOTTOM, ipady=2)
mybutton.bind("<Enter>", buttonhover)
mybutton.bind("<Leave>",buttonleave)
root.mainloop()