The <time:seq> tag is also used to nest other HTML tags.
Such as <p> , <h2> , <blockquote>.
All with the class="time" attribute and the dur="5s" attribute.
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<time:seq repeatCount="indefinite">
<p class="time" dur="5s">
Heading out on the logging roads..
</p>
<p class="time" dur="5s">
...on the way out into the woods.
</p>
<p class="time" dur="5s">
Here are some photographs of the multitude...
</p>
<p class="time" dur="5s">
..of scenery in the Prince George Forest Region.
</p>
<p class="time" dur="5s">
Lakes rivers and streams abound.
</p>
</time:seq>
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This is one way text can be used in a SMIL document.
The dur attribute with a value in seconds can be used to keep the text in sync.
As in the example being used for this tutorial.
Or text effects can be created by changing the value in the dur attribute.
As in the top heading of this page.
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