How to temporarily remove a Tkinter widget without using just .place?

In this article, we will cover how to temporarily remove a Tkinter widget without using just .place

We can temporarily remove a Tkinter widget by calling the remove_widget() method to make the widgets temporarily invisible. We need to call the place_forget() method, it will hide or forget a widget from the parent widget screen in Tkinter.

Syntax: widget.place_forget() 

Parameter: None
Return: None

Stepwise Implementation

Step 1: Import the library.

from tkinter import *

Step 2: Create a GUI app using Tkinter.

app=Tk()

Step 3: Give a title and dimensions to the app.

app.title(“Title you want to assign to app”)
app.geometry("Dimensions of the app")

Step 4: Make a function to remove a Tkinter widget when the function is called.

def remove_widget():
 label.place_forget()

Step 5: Create a widget that needs to be removed on a particular instance.

label=Label(app, text=”Tkinter Widget”, font=’#Text-Font #Text-Size bold’)

label.place(relx=#Horizontal Offset, rely=#Vertical Offset, anchor=CENTER)

Step 6: Create a button to remove the widget.

button=Button(app, text=”Remove Widget”, command=remove_widget)

button.place(relx=#Horizontal Offset, rely=#Vertical Offset, anchor=CENTER)

Step 7:  At last, call an infinite loop for displaying the app on the screen.

app.mainloop()

Below is the Implementation

Output: