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 In this chapter we have seen the tools provided by Wicket to gain complete control over the generated HTML. However we didn't see yet how we can repeat a portion of HTML with Wicket. With classic server-side technologies like PHP or JSP we use loops (like _while_ or _for_) inside our pages to achieve this result.
 To perform this task Wicket provides a special-purpose family of components called repeaters and designed to repeat their markup body to display a set of items.

 But to fully understand how these components work, we must first learn more of Wicket's basics. That's why repeaters will be introduced later in <<_displaying_multiple_items_with_repeaters,chapter 13>>.



	In this chapter we have seen the tools provided by Wicket to gain complete control over the generated HTML. However we didn't see yet how we can repeat a portion of HTML with Wicket. With classic server-side technologies like PHP or JSP we use loops (like _while_ or _for_) inside our pages to achieve this result.
	To perform this task Wicket provides a special-purpose family of components called repeaters and designed to repeat their markup body to display a set of items.

	But to fully understand how these components work, we must first learn more of Wicket's basics. That's why repeaters will be introduced later in <<_displaying_multiple_items_with_repeaters,chapter 13>>.