<text>

The <text> element is a container for text. It does not have any associated semantics.

The <text> element is primarily used as a base for specialization or to enable reuse. The <text> element can contain only text or nested <text> elements.

(Text | <text>)*

Contained by

<abstract>, <alt>, <author>, <b>, <bodydiv>, <brand>, <category>, <cite>, <component>, <consequence>, <coords>, <copyrholder>, <data>, <dd>, <ddhd>, <desc>, <div>, <draft-comment>, <dt>, <dthd>, <em>, <entry>, <example>, <fallback>, <featnum>, <figgroup>, <fn>, <howtoavoid>, <i>, <index-see>, <index-see-also>, <indexterm>, <keyword>, <li>, <line-through>, <lines>, <linkinfo>, <linktext>, <linktitle>, <lq>, <navtitle>, <note>, <overline>, <p>, <ph>, <platform>, <pre>, <prodname>, <prognum>, <publisher>, <q>, <searchtitle>, <section>, <series>, <shape>, <shortdesc>, <sli>, <sort-as>, <source>, <stentry>, <strong>, <sub>, <subtitle>, <sup>, <term>, <text>, <title>, <titlealt>, <titlehint>, <tm>, <tt>, <typeofhazard>, <u>, <xref>

Zero or more of the following

Contained by

- topic/text

The <text> element is a base element type. It is defined in the topic module.

The following attributes are available on this element: universal attributes.

The following attributes are available on this element: universal attributes.

Example

This section is non-normative.

In the following code sample, the <text> element is used to contain text that is intended to be reused:

<p>This an example of <text id="reuse">Text that is reusable</text>, 
            with no extra semantics attached to the text.</p>