| Figure 159: DTD-diagram for P
Child elements | <tt> <xref> <e> <ft> <sup> <sub> <ie> <std> <xdoc> <xfile>
parent elements | <add-info> <chapter> <cond> <def> <driver-concept> <entry> <introduction> <item> <labeled-item> <ncoi-1> <ncoi-3> <net-emc-design> <net-line-desc> <net-message-desc> <net-message-layout> <note> <remark> <segmentation-desc> <topic-1> <topic-2>
Attributes for P
Name | Type | Class | Value | Remark
--- | --- | --- | --- | ---
[HELP-ENTRY] | cdata | implied |  |
[S] | cdata | implied |  |
Description Paragraph. A paragraph can comprise text and the elements tt (technical text), xref (cross reference), e (text attribute like bold), ft (footnote), sup (superscript), sub (subscript), ie (index entry), std (standard), xdoc (external document), xfile (external file) in any arbitrary, though not hierarchical, order. Example
    <sw-function-desc>
       <p>This function describes the <ie>exhaust-gas return</ie>. Refer to <std> ... </std></p>
    </sw-function-desc>
Description Identifies text within a paragraph.