I'll just answer quickly for now (still at work and don't want to stay
too much longer), and complete later if noone else has detailed it more.
Basically what you need to customize the generated HTML is to extend the
Wizard class with your own (e.g. class MyWizard extends Wizard), and
then create a markup file for "MyWizard": this is the markup Wicket will
then use. Of course, you'll need to have adequate wicket:id in your
markup (so start by copying the content of the markup file for the
Wizard that you can find in the jar).
Entropy wrote:
Question 3: Also, my page is being thrown off by the nested table structures
that the Wizard component generates. My webby guy says he didn't anticipate
that when he wrote our templates and it really demolishes the look and feel.
Is there a way I can control the HTML the wizard generates? To make it just
use divs or something?
I have a hunch I am going to have to give up on the Wizard entirely. Which
makes me a sad panda.
Anyone have ideas on how to rescue this? because Wizard seemed like such a
good fit for the process flow.
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