QuickForm Multiple Rendering of elements in standard HTML- Possible?

Is is possible to display or render QuickForm elemnts IN the HTML structure of a web page, somehow having them bound together so that you could display/render the beginning of the form and it's attributes, then the elements IN a table. It would be like for each element have it rendered as bare, with rules and filters, then display, over and over again, yet linked? The reason is that I want to more accurately show where they will actually appear in a web pages design, in a WYSIWYG environment, rather than programming the template and the elements. I have found that I find describing what I want the HTML to look like with programming is easy, but is very difficult to imagine for many people. What I am trying to do is embed QuickForm into a WYSIWYG environment as much as possible. The environment is Adobe GoLive. Basically, I'm at the point where I can put a rectangle into a page, the rectangle being defined as a custom HTML element and inside it, PHP coding that when the rectangle has focus, you will be able to "inspect" it to modify strings using a GUI dialog. Something like this: <glp.el><?php $GLPuploadFORMNAME->addElement('text','title','Title:'; $GLPuploadFORMNAME->addRule('title','You must supply a title','required'); $GLPuploadFORMNAME->applyFilter('title',trim); ?></glp.el> ...where FORMNAME, and the variables for addElement,addRule and applyFilter are modified via a GUI inspector, and when the file is uploaded, the non-valid HTML (<glp.el></glp.el>) is stripped. You put these one after the other, add a predefined process upon validaion, and then do display, etc. So, a designer could easily create a table and put the elements in it, modifying the table attributes using famaliar tools, rather than having to imagine and piece together what the wanted by modifying the default tempalates. I hope this makes some sense, and if so, is it something tha is possible, and if possible, would the processing overhead be to high. Thanks... JimTom Polk datdone@camalott.com www.jimtompolk.com