Which element is used to group elements together within the page/view?

• A. Block
• B. Edit Block
• C. Groups
• D. Inputs

Answer: (C)

Grouping elements together lets you control layout and behavior as a single unit. In the page/view designer, the Groups element serves as a container that can hold multiple child elements. By placing elements inside a Group, you can manage spacing, alignment, and styling for all of them at once, and you can apply visibility or other rules to the entire group without touching each element individually. This makes the UI easier to organize and maintain, especially when you want to show, hide, or format a set of related items together.

Block is more of a distinct visual region for content, not primarily about grouping for collective behavior. Edit Block is a specialized variant used for inline editing, and Inputs are the individual interactive controls themselves.