Learn about concept body (conbody), the main element of the concept topic.

Present in concept topics by default which means you do not need to insert it when working in Heretto CCMS. Required to add the main (or body) content to the topic. Specific to the concept topic. Can contain elements like p, example, ul, and section.

Once a section element is added to the conbody, only additional sections or examples are allowed.

The DITA source of the section element with the surrounding context of a concept:

<concept id="concept-5297" xml:lang="en-us">
    <title>Bird Songs</title>
    <shortdesc>Bird songs are complex vocalizations used to attract mates or defend territories.</shortdesc>
    <prolog>
        <author translate="no" type="creator">Heretto User &lt;user@heretto.com&gt;</author>
    </prolog>
    <conbody>
        <p>Bird songs vary widely among species, from simple songs that are genetically imprinted to complex songs that are learned over a lifetime.</p>
        <p>Flycatchers know their songs from birth. Flycatcher songs are simple sequences of notes that never vary but are unique to each member of the Flycatcher family.</p>
        <section>
            <title>Variability and Learning of Bird Songs</title>
            <p>While some birds are born with the capacity to sing their species-specific songs, many birds learn their songs from adult tutors. This learning process is most evident in songbirds, where young birds often go through a critical learning period during which they mimic and practice the songs of their elders, leading to a rich diversity of song patterns within a species.</p>
        </section>
    </conbody>
</concept>