re:paragraph

The re:paragraph element defines a grouping for a collection of characters. A re:paragraph always has space after it to visually separate the two sections of type.
The paragraph can have both a style and a class applied to it for decoration of the type.

XML Tag

<re:paragraph style='' clas='' >
       ...
</re:paragraph>

DTD

<!ENTITY % class "class      CDATA #IMPLIED">
<!ENTITY % style "style      CDATA #IMPLIED">
<!ELEMENT re:paragraph 
       (
               #PCDATA | 
               re:span | 
               re:break | 
               re:tab
       )*
>
       <!ATTLIST re:paragraph %class; %style; >

Reference Examples

030_010 , 030_020 , 030_060 , 030_130

Children

re:span, re:break, re:tab

Attributes

class, style

Style Properties

Align

Keep

Paragraph Formatting

Text Background Color

Text Color

Text Formatting

class

The class attribute specifies a named_reference to the style sheet that should be applied to the element. Only one style can be called and applied to one element.

style

A style attribute specifies a collection of properties for inline styling. This can be used in combination with a class attribute so that a style-sheet can be called but some of the properties (of the style-sheet) are over-ridden.