By daniel
via cwiki.apache.org
Published: May 26 2007 / 07:46
Borders are one of the most powerful components provided with the Wicket framework. However, this also makes them the most difficult to explain and understand. This short article covers how to use the Border component to create a standard site template that wraps around all of the pages in your site to ensure that they are consistent and to reduce the duplication of common HTML code (such as including menu areas and so on).
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Tags: frameworks, how-to, java, web design
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