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mm-group, mm:group
Description
Used to explicitly organize content into logical sections. An <mm-group> may optionally contain
one <mm-head> element and zero or more <mm-body> elements.
Attributes
id="..."
Assigns a unique ID to an instance of this element.
title="..."
Specifies a title to be assigned to the element.
accesskey="assign | 0-9"
This is an optional attribute that gives the author some control over access keys on phones
that support this functionality. The value "assign" will defer control of access keys to the
phone itself. Alternatively, a number from 0-9 can be assigned by setting the attribute to the
desired value. Both of these settings can be overridden if an <mm-structure> which
contains a reference to this group has its accesskeycontrol attribute set to
"removeall" in which case no access keys will be assigned. If the <mm-structure> has
its accesskeycontrol attribute set to "assignall", access keys that have been
assigned numbers will be overridden and the default settings of the phone will be used.
navstyle="..."
This attribute is used for styling navigational menus for PDAs and menu-driven devices.
Example
<!-- This example illustrates the use of the mm-group, mm-head and mm-body
elements. -->
<mm-group id="gp_company_details" title="Company Details">
<mm-head id="hd_company_details">Company Details</mm-head>
<mm-body id="bd_company_details" idref="hd_company_details">
<p>ABC Company Ltd.</p>
</mm-body>
</mm-group>
See Also
mm-head, mm-body, mm-group-ref, mm-id-ref, mm-structure
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