<text>
The <text>
element is a container for
text. It does not have any associated semantics.
Usage information
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.
Content model
(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>
- 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>
Inheritance
- topic/text
The <text>
element is a base element type. It is defined in the topic module.
Attributes
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>