Panels and fragments are useful. As of page layout, however, <wicket:extend>
/ <wicket:child> is more natual than Panels and fragments.
Some possible solutions is:
1) use different tag values to differentiate:
...
<wicket:child childid="1"/>
...
<wicket:child childid="2"/>
...
==================
...
<wicket:extend extendid="1">
...
</wicket:extend>
...
<wicket:extend extendid="2">
...
</wicket:extend>
...
2)use <wicket:extendN> <wicket:childN> (N=1,2,3,...) instead of
<wicket:extend> <wicket:child>
...
<wicket:child1/>
...
<wicket:child2/>
...
==================
...
<wicket:extend1>
...
</wicket:extend1>
...
<wicket:extend2>
...
</wicket:extend2>
...
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