Field Set

DevExtreme ships with CSS classes that allow you to define the appearance of list-like structures that contain multiple field items -- field sets.

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Backend API

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<div class="form">    <div class="dx-fieldset">        <div class="dx-fieldset-header">Simple Field Set</div>        <div class="dx-field">            <div class="dx-field-label">Full Name</div>            <div class="dx-field-value-static">Kevin Carter</div>        </div>        <div class="dx-field">            <div class="dx-field-label">Position</div>            <div class="dx-field-value-static">Shipping Manager</div>        </div>    </div>    <div class="dx-fieldset">        <div class="dx-fieldset-header">Field Set with DevExtreme Widgets</div>        <div class="dx-field">            <div class="dx-field-label">Address</div>            <div class="dx-field-value">                @(Html.DevExtreme().TextBox()                    .InputAttr("aria-label", "Address")                    .Value("424 N Main St."))            </div>        </div>        <div class="dx-field">            <div class="dx-field-label">City</div>            <div class="dx-field-value">                @(Html.DevExtreme().TextBox()                    .InputAttr("aria-label", "City")                    .Value("San Diego"))            </div>        </div>    </div>    <div class="dx-fieldset" id="notes-container">        <div class="dx-fieldset-header">Field Set with Custom Value Width</div>        <div class="dx-field">            <div class="dx-field-label">Notes</div>            <div class="dx-field-value">                @(Html.DevExtreme().TextArea()                    .Height(80)                    .Value("Kevin is our hard-working shipping manager and has been helping that department work like clockwork for 18 months. When not in the office, he is usually on the basketball court playing pick-up games."))            </div>        </div>    </div></div>​

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using Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc;​namespace DevExtreme.NETCore.Demos.Controllers {    public class FieldSetController : Controller {        public ActionResult Overview() {            return View();        }    }}

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.dx-fieldset:first-child > h4:first-child {    margin-top: 0;}​#notes-container > .dx-field > .dx-field-label {    width: 20%;}​#notes-container > .dx-field > .dx-field-value {    width: 80%;}​

A Simple Field Set

To create a basic field set, use the dx-fieldset CSS class for the main container element. Then, use the dx-fieldset-header class to specify the field set header. The header element can contain plain text, UI components, or custom markup.

Create field set items as separate elements with the dx-field class. The field element can include label and value elements. To define the label element, use the dx-field-label class. The value element uses the dx-field-value-static class and can display plain text or custom markup.

A Field Set with DevExtreme Widgets

You can also use DevExtreme UI components as value elements. Specify the dx-field-value class in the component's HTML markup.

A Field Set with Custom Value Width

To align all field set elements by width, attach a custom id to the element with the dx-fieldset class and apply CSS rules according to the rules in the demo.