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This class represents elements that may contain inline material, like text, inline math, or paragraph fragments. No assumption is made about parents of element represented by this class.
Mixed Content: (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Inline elements are elements that may appear in a paragraph (any element based on the class p) such as inline math, icons, or inline bitmaps. Note that paragraphs may also contain other elements, namely paragraphFragments, which do not correspond to document elements, but provide style inheritance for contained inline elements or paragraph fragments.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Content: style? indexEntryRef?
Paragraph fragments are containers of inline elements, other paragraph fragments, or text. They usually provide style information for the contained material, like b or i elements.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Paragraph fragment for italic style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Paragraph fragment for bold style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Paragraph fragment for underline style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Paragraph fragment for underline style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Paragraph fragment for typewriter style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Generic paragraph fragment.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Render strike-through style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Paragraph fragment for sans-serif style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Paragraph fragment for tiny style text.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: morph cap(capitalization) includeTargetName i class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: uri class id userId language
Mixed Content: style? indexEntryRef? (inline | paragraphFragment)*
Line break. Forces typeset on next line, without splitting a paragraph, thus preserving line spacing and indentation.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language
Content: style? indexEntryRef?
One of predefined icons. Icons are specialized using the type(icon) attribute.
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: alt type(icon) class id userId language
Content: style? indexEntryRef?
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: refId class id userId language
Content: style? indexEntryRef?
Parents: paragraphFragment p
Attributes: class id userId language height(bitmap) width(bitmap) data scale
Content: style? indexEntryRef? sourceInfo?
Type of predefined icon. The following icons are currently recognized:
Type | Alt | Icon |
happy | :-) | |
confused | :-| | |
sad | :-( |
Integer reference to some object representing the hyperlink target. Used when hyperlinks point to custom object that are serialized outside the RichDoc document.
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