Fellow monks,
I have a question that is plaguing me to no end. I'm writing a TK app for a homework assingment and it has 6 checkboxes at the bottom.

What I would LIKE to do is to have them split in to two rows, so that I have the three on top, and three on the bottom.

What I have been able to achieve so far is:
1. Horizontal placement of all 6 - which means they're cut off unless I REALLY stretch the window. 2. Vertically stacked - but I can't get them to justify.

Ideally I want the two rows with three each but I'd even settle for vertical stacking at this point if I could get them to not center justify. I've tried using the option -justify=>'left' but it seems to ignore it when I run it.

Any ideas?

TIA!

In reply to Lining up check boxes in Tk by Popcorn Dave

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