<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>