Composite Field (PRO)

Puts several existing fields on one line. It holds no value of its own — it is a layout, not a field.

Settings:

Setting	What it does
Inner fields	The fields to line up, in order

The children stay ordinary fields. Each keeps its own name and saves its own value exactly as before; all the composite does is stop them from rendering standalone and draw them side by side. Give the composite a label and the row gets a fieldset frame around it; leave the label empty and the row is bare.

Widths come from each child's own width setting. Children that have none split the row evenly.

Output is unchanged — every child is read by its own name:

{$width} × {$height} × {$depth}

A field that vanished from the form is usually inside a composite

In the field list children move under their composite, indented, with the parent named beside them. That is the place to look before concluding a field was deleted.

Create the children first

Inner fields offers fields that already exist and are published. Build the parts, then the composite that arranges them — a child cannot be defined from inside the composite.