The grouping is inserted as an HTML element, select the format here.
1.1 Table
The <TABLE> element will be used in the page's HTML for the grouping.
Elements contained in the grouping will each be shown in their own row.
Position properties
Grouping does not scroll with page
With this setting, the group will not position itself automatically
based on the movement through the page, but always keeps its position.
1.2 Div
The <DIV> element is used in the HTML. Each row is a container.
1.3 Heading
In the HTML, the header elements <h1> to <h6> will be used. Only inline
elements are allowed as contents of the group.
Inline elements are elements that do not create any
additional line breaks around themselves (such as <strong> or <span> or the
Intrexx edit or view fields).
Level
Select the heading level here.
1.4. Unordered list
The group will be implemented as an unordered list with the elements <ul>
and <li>, whereas the elements contained in the group will be displayed
as list elements.
1.5. Ordered list
The group will be implemented as an ordered list using the elements <ol>
and <li>, whereas the elements contained in the group will be displayed
as list elements.
1.6. Paragraph
The elements contained in the group will be displayed in paragraphs
with the <p> element. Between the lines, a <br> element will be inserted as
line break. Only inline elements are allowed as contents of the group.
1.7. Preformatted text
In the HTML, preformatted text will be displayed with the <pre> element.
Only inline elements are allowed as contents. The <img> element is also
not allowed here.
1.8. Fieldset
The fieldset element groups elements in a form. For this element, you can set
whether or not the title of the
group is displayed. The title will be implemented as a "legend" element.
Each row will be a container.
