One- and Two-Column Forms

You can set up forms so users enter data either in a single column of fields, or in a series of fields in two columns.

Complex data entry pages can contain a combination of both one-column and two-column data fields. Separate the form entry values into sections. Form-entry fields in a single column are included in a standard <div> container, for example:

<div class = "column">    

  <div class = "input">   
    <label><wicket:message key = "[labelkey1]" /></label>    
    <div class = "text" wicket:id = "field1 " />    
  </div>    

  <div class = "input">    
    <label><wicket:message key = "[labelkey2]" /></label>    
    <div class = "text" wicket:id = "field2" />    
  </div>
</div>

One Column Forms

Place form-entry fields that appear in two columns into two different <div class = "input"> containers. To ensure the correct layout, use the twoColumn CSS class.

<!-- left column -->    
<div class = "column twoColumn">    

<div class = "input">    
  <label><wicket:message key = "[labelkey1]" /></label>    
  <div class = "text" wicket:id = "field1" />    
</div>    

</div>    
 
<!-- right column -->    
<div class = "column twoColumn">   

<div class = "input">   
  <label><wicket:message key = "[labelkey2]" /></label>    
  <div class = "text" wicket:id = "field2" />   
</div>   
  
</div>

Two Column Forms