You can add a control of type Literal HTML to a form. With this control type, you can use literal XHTML tags to add controls to a form.
1. | Click Mobility design. |
2. | Click the Forms tab. |
3. | In the list, find and select the desired record. |
4. | Click Edit. |
5. | If you add a control, it is positioned before the selected control on the form. |
  | On the preview, select the desired control. |
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Note: If the control list is shown instead of the preview, in the list, find and select the desired control. |
6. | On the Properties tab, click Add. |
7. | Click Literal HTML. |
8. | Sub-task: Define control properties. |
8.1 | In the Control field, type the literal HTML control name. |
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Note: Only use letters and numbers, no spaces. |
8.2 | By default, the literal HTML control is shown on the form. |
  | If you want to hide the literal HTML control on the form, select No in the Visible field. |
8.3 | In the Text field, type the literal XHTML tags. |
8.4 | Select Yes in the Append new line field. |
9. | In the Documentation section, write the literal HTML control documentation. For example, describe the purpose and characteristics of the literal HTML control. |
10. | To show the added control on the preview, on the Design tab, click Refresh. |
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