Building a Container Wrapper in MultiFields

MultiFields lets you define repeatable row structures, but sooner or later you need more than a row template. You also need a wrapper around the whole rendered block: a slider container, a grid, a tab panel, or any other outer shell.

The original question showed a row template that already rendered the individual item correctly. The missing step was to stop thinking only in terms of field-level templates and instead wrap the final output after MultiFields has rendered the rows.

Basic row output

[[multifields?
&tpl_rowSlider_text=`@CODE:<div class="akcia">[+value+]</div>`
&data=`[(client_akc)]`
]]

Configuration example

<?php

return [
    'settings' => [],
    'templates' => [
        'rowSlider' => [
            'type' => 'row',
            'value' => false,
            'items' => [
                'rowSlider_text' => [
                    'type' => 'richtext',
                    'placeholder' => 'Add promotion text',
                    'class' => 'col-12',
                ],
            ],
        ],
    ],
];

Wrapping the rendered rows

The cleanest approach is to let MultiFields render the rows and then place the snippet call inside your own outer markup.

<div class="promo-slider">
    [[multifields?
    &tpl_rowSlider_text=`@CODE:<div class="promo-slide">[+value+]</div>`
    &data=`[(client_akc)]`
    ]]
</div>

If you need an additional inner wrapper, add it directly to the row template or post-process the output inside a chunk. In practice this is easier to maintain than trying to force a global container into every field definition.

When to choose each option

• use outer HTML around the snippet call when the wrapper belongs to the page layout
• use a row template when the wrapper belongs to each repeated item
• use a chunk when you want the same container pattern reused in several templates