The answer is very simple: at the moment, Wt doesn't implement such functionality. You need to use the painting system and manage your items in your own code.
Since a lot of your functionality needs to reside on the client, to keep the interaction smooth, you'd be writing both C++ and Javascript, and you'll need to understand the internals of Wt to some degree.
Wt is not "the entire Qt for the web": at the moment it is an amalgamation of selected functionality from Qt 1, Qt 2 and Qt 3, but it's about where early Qt 2 was when it comes to core functionality.