<p> (or <paragraph>)

Represents a paragraph structure in text.

Note: The <paragraph> element is deprecated. However, NVP supports it for the sake of backwards compatibility, treating it as a <p> element.

Attributes

This section describes the attributes you can set for the <p> element.

Name	Data type	Default
ssft-domaintype	CDATA	optional
xml:lang	NMTOKENS	optional

ssft-domaintype

This Nuance extension activates implicit matching for an ActivePrompt domain starting at a specific location in the text. The value is the ActivePrompt domain name.

xml:lang

The xml:lang attribute specifies the language and locale of the document using an identifier. If the xml:lang attribute is not specified, the default Java Virtual Machine locale is used. The value of the xml:lang attribute is defined as:

lang_value = language [DELIMITER country]

DELIMITER = "-"

language = &ltISO-639 language code>

country = <ISO-3166 country code>

For example, some valid specifications of xml:lang are:

fr French

en-US American English

See Localizing your deployment for information on constructing locales and localizing the voice browser service.

Children

• Parsed character data
• <p> (or <paragraph>)

• <break>

• <emphasis>

• <enumerate>

• <mark>

• <prosody>

• <s> (or <sentence>)

• <say-as>

• <sub>

• <value>

• <voice>

Parents

• <p> (or <paragraph>)

• <block>

• <catch>

• <choice>

• <enumerate>

• <error>

• <filled>

• <foreach>

• <help>

• <if>

• <mark>

• <noinput>

• <nomatch>

• <option>

• <prompt>

• <prosody>

• <voice>

Sample code

<p>

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</p>