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This element is used to start a new paragraph within other elements.
This inline block element can be used within any other element.
<para>paragraph content</para>
As an alternative, you can use the HTML <p /> or <p> </p> tags to create paragraphs. Making the element self-closing or empty will cause the element to be ignored unless it creates an initial paragraph break.
/// <summary> /// A simple demonstration of the <c>para</c> element. /// </summary> /// <returns>Always returns 0.</returns> /// <remarks> /// <para>The <c>para</c> element is optional if the text in the parent /// element consists of a single sentence or paragraph such as in the /// <c>summary</c> and <c>returns</c> elements on this method.</para> /// /// <para>When multiple blocks of text are present, each must be /// wrapped in it to create new paragraphs.</para> /// /// <para>Paragraph 1.</para> /// <para>Paragraph 2.</para> /// <para /> /// <para></para> /// <para>Self-closing and empty paragraphs are ignored unless they create /// an initial paragraph break.</para> /// <para>Paragraph 4.</para> /// /// <p />HTML paragraph elements can also be used. /// <p>They work the same way.</p></remarks> /// <conceptualLink target="c7973ac7-5a4f-4e4d-9786-5ce659ac8e24" /> public int ParagraphExample() { return 0; }