Row

Layout-only grouping of sub-fields. Unlike Group, sub-fields are promoted as top-level columns with no prefix.

Storage

Row fields do not create their own column. Each sub-field becomes a top-level column using its plain name — no prefix is added.

For example, a row with sub-fields firstname and lastname creates columns:

• firstname TEXT
• lastname TEXT

This is different from Group, which prefixes sub-field columns (seo__title).

Definition

crap.fields.row({
    name = "name_row",
    fields = {
        crap.fields.text({ name = "firstname", required = true }),
        crap.fields.text({ name = "lastname", required = true }),
    },
})

API Representation

In API responses, row sub-fields appear as flat top-level fields (not nested):

{
  "firstname": "Jane",
  "lastname": "Doe"
}

Writing Row Data

Use the plain sub-field names directly — no prefix needed:

{
  "firstname": "Jane",
  "lastname": "Doe"
}

Nesting

Row can be nested inside other layout wrappers (Tabs, Collapsible) and inside Array/Blocks sub-fields at arbitrary depth. All nesting combinations work — see the Layout Wrappers section for details and examples.

Depth limit: The admin UI caps layout nesting at 5 levels. The data layer has no limit.

Admin Rendering

Sub-fields are rendered in a horizontal row layout. The row itself has no fieldset, legend, or collapsible wrapper — it is purely a layout mechanism for placing related fields side by side.