Complete the code to define a fieldset with the title 'Personal Info'.
fieldsets = [("[1]", {'fields': ['first_name', 'last_name']})]
The fieldset title is set as the first element in the tuple. Here, 'Personal Info' is the correct title.
Complete the code to include the 'email' field inside the fieldset fields list.
fieldsets = [("Contact Info", {'fields': ['phone', '[1]']})]
The 'email' field should be included in the fields list to show it inside the fieldset.
Fix the error in the fieldsets definition by completing the missing keyword.
fieldsets = [("Login Info", {'[1]': ['username', 'password']})]
The key 'fields' is required to list the fields inside a fieldset.
Fill both blanks to create two fieldsets: one titled 'Basic Info' with 'first_name' and 'last_name', and another titled 'Contact' with 'email'.
fieldsets = [('[1]', {'fields': ['first_name', 'last_name']}), ('[2]', {'fields': ['email']})]
The first fieldset is titled 'Basic Info' and the second is 'Contact' to group the fields logically.
Fill all three blanks to define a fieldset with title 'Account', fields 'username' and 'password', and add the CSS class 'wide' to the fieldset.
fieldsets = [('[1]', {'fields': ['[2]', '[3]'], 'classes': ['wide']})]
The fieldset is titled 'Account' and includes 'username' and 'password' fields. The 'classes' key adds the CSS class 'wide' for styling.