<literal>

New to Version 2.0: This tag makes it possible to create your own form layouts. You can use just about any HTML to design a data-entry form customized to your site and needs. Currently, <literal> doesn't have any attributes or child tags. You simply wrap your HTML inside <literal> </literal> tags and design your form as normal.

New to Version 2.1: Literal tags can now be used in the <email> tag to create and format email notices sent on form submission. See <email> tag for more information

New to Version 4.5: As of version 4.5, <literal> tags are no longer necessary in most cases as long as your form is well-formed XHTML.

EXAMPLES:

<form format="custom">

  <controls>

    <literal>

      <!--Everything in here is HTML -->

      <table style="border: 1px blue solid; width=400px;">

<tr>

  <td><h2>Welcome To My Custom Form</h2></td>

</tr>

      </table>

      <table width="400" cellpadding="3">

        <tr>

          <td style="background-color:maroon; color:white;">

            Your Name:</td>

          <td>

    </literal>

            <input ref="UserName" width="250px" class="NormalTextBox">

              <label>Your Name</label>

            </input>

    <literal>

          </td>

        </tr>

      </table>

    </literal>

  </controls>

</form>