python - in python2.7 how to align the text with the button -


in python 2.7 i'm trying align text frankie anne next name button , 27 next age button can them in center far. tried left , bottom didn't work. helpful.

from tkinter import *  root = tk()  toolbar = frame(root)  b = button(toolbar, text="home", width=9) b.pack(side=left, padx=2, pady=2)  b = button(toolbar, text="about-us", width=9) b.pack(side=left, padx=2, pady=2)  b = button(toolbar, text="contact-us", width=9) b.pack(side=left, padx=2, pady=2)  b = button(toolbar, text="travelling", width=9) b.pack(side=left, padx=2, pady=2)    toolbar.pack(side=top, fill=x)  o = label(root,text="frank anne",font =("italic",18,"bold")) o.pack() toolbar1 = frame(root) b = button(toolbar1, text="name",width=9) b.pack(side=left, padx=2, pady=2)  o = label(root,text="27",font =("italic",10,"bold")) o.pack()  o = label(root,text="frankie anne",font =("italic",10,"bold")) o.pack(side=top, padx=0, pady=0)   toolbar1.pack(side=bottom, fill=x)   toolbar2 = frame(root) b = button(toolbar2, text="age",width=9) b.pack(side=left, padx=2, pady=2) b.pack(side=bottom, padx=2, pady=2)    toolbar2.pack(side=bottom, fill=x)  mainloop()

you can add side=left objects , intersparce \n in texts make new lines. i'm little confused on why have toolbar2 age button when age text part of toolbar 1. group depending on want.


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