Thanks! That's working for my main application.

Now, when I try your suggestion of using a background color to see this better, I get strange results. When the -fill => 'x' is "on", I get the purple background, as in

my $fA = $mw->Frame( -background => 'purple', )->pack( -side => 'bottom', -fill => 'x', );

But when -fill => 'x' is disabled, as in

my $fA = $mw->Frame( -background => 'purple', )->pack( -side => 'bottom', #-fill => 'x', );

there's not a trace of purple. Is that because the frame is only as big as the button unless you manipulate it via something like -fill?


In reply to Re: Get a Tk Button to align left in a frame by ff
in thread Get a Tk Button to align left in a frame by ff

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