Contributors#
Edgar Donk, but mainly all those people working on python and Sphinx, without whom this would not have been possible.
The form design follows the method by Daniel J Abraham
Flashing messages were helped along by the teclado blog
The actual quiz follows along many principles shown by Pythonamy
Contact#
Any suggestions or comments please forward to
Just to anticipate what you are probably thinking - I know it's much too long.
Repository#
You should find all the examples and with code for Python, html, css and the necessary images here.
Read the Docs#
Where you'll find the explanations.
Navigation#
Example page showing navigation aids#
This sphinx module has been created by the PyData Sphinx Team.
Show/Hide Navigation on the webpage
Home#
In the upper left hand corner is an icon and logo, click on this and you will
be in the home or start page. From here navigate to the website sections.
In our image a sea captain and dimension.
Chapters#
Across the top of the page are the various chapters of the site, click on one
of these and land on the chapter index page, normally with a brief
description and links to the various chapters or pages. The current chapter
is highlighed in bold. In our image Moving Canvas Objects.
Pages#
On the left hand are the various pages of this chapter. The current
page is in bold. Click on any one of these to go to the relevant page.
In our image Canvas Coords is the current page.
Sections#
A page may be subdivided into sections, which are to be found on the right
hand side. The current section is shown in bold and a vertical line also
indicates this section. Click on any one of the sections to go there. In our
image Split Coords Bind is the current section.
Previous and Next#
At the bottom of the page are two navigation boxes that take you to the
previous and next page, shown with their page names, rather than just
previous and next. In our image previous is Moving Canvas Objects and
next is Canvas Move.
More#
Hint
Try flying the carpet - it's magic afterall!|
to get whisked away
on the magic carpet of the Internet
Thanks to Sobhan Dash for the night sky.
Some of the trickier parts of tkinter.ttk#
Frothy Brew
tkinter odds and ends, from ttk.notebook to ttk.scale, with canvas move and create a colour picker.
Styling with tkinter.ttk#
Putting on the Style
Create your own theme using Style
Linking Python to Arduino#
Electronic Python
Basics use VPython create a digital gauge
Dimensioning in PIL#
Keep taking the Pils
Dimensions with arrows or lines, dashed lines with antialiasing
Iterative Solutions#
Pesky Imps
Iterative interpolation, extrapolation. finding roots and optimisation
Pandas Dataframe#
Framed!
Load, change name and layout then visualise the data
Water Properties#
Adam's Ale
Simplified but accurate water properties with interactive altair plots.