wicket:message can contain markup inside of itself. It is an easy thing to do, but not quite obvious that it's allowed to do that.
For example wicket:message with a link and a label:
MyPanel.html
MyPanel.java
MyPanel.properties
${myLabel} and ${myLink} of myMessage will be replaced with appropriate components
For example wicket:message with a link and a label:
MyPanel.html
<wicket:message key="myMessage"> <span wicket:id="myLabel" /> <a wicket:id="myLink" /> </wicket:message>
MyPanel.java
//... add(new Label("myLabel", myLabelModel)); add(new LabelledBookmarkablePageLink("myLink", ViewSomethingPage.class)); //...
MyPanel.properties
myMessage = a text before a label ${myLabel}, between label and a link ${myLink}, after link myLink= My Link Text
${myLabel} and ${myLink} of myMessage will be replaced with appropriate components