Juergen Donnerstag schrieb:
please see http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Panels_and_borders

and copied from previous mails

Maybe 'around' is a bit a weird term too. A more visual explanation

Yes, the definition of panel and border isn't very understandable. I also had the impression that a visual example would help more.

I have updated the wiki article:

| Both Panels and Borders have their own markup file, but the markup is
| used in different ways:
|
|
| The Border component inserts markup before and after its child
| components.
|
|    <html>
|     <body>
|      <div wicket:id="myBorder">
|       <!-- Border markup -->
|       <span wicket:id="myContent">content</span>
|       <!-- Border markup -->
|      </div>
|     </body>
|    </html>
|
|
| The Panel component inserts markup into the body of the tag.
|
|    <html>
|     <body>
|      <div wicket:id="myPanel">
|       <!-- Panel markup -->
|      </div>
|     </body>
|    </html>


Jeffrey, is this understandable? Comments are welcome.


Timo



Panel:

<div>
 blah, blah
 <span>
   Panel contents
 </span>
 more blah
</div>

vs Border:

<span>
 Border before
<div>
 blah, blah
 more blah
</div>
 Border after
</span>

So in fact, a border puts markup before and after a component, while a
panel is put inside it.

Juergen

On 4/13/06, Jeffrey H. Lin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm currently designing the page layout and navigation for a wicket
application, and I was wondering if anybody could tell me the difference
between Panel and Border. Both seem to apply to what I want to do, which
is to create a generic navigation system without repeating code on every
page. I'm not quite sure what the advantages of one over the other are.
Any guidance would be much appreciated!

Thanks,
Jeff


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