<content> either contains, or links to, the complete content of the entry.
In the most common case, the type attribute is either text, html, xhtml, in which case the content element is defined identically to other text constructs, which are described here.
Otherwise, if the src attribute is present, it represents the URI of where the content can be found. The type attribute, if present, is the media type of the content.
Otherwise, if the type attribute ends in +xml or /xml, then an xml document of this type is contained inline.
Otherwise, if the type attribute starts with text, then an escaped document of this type is contained inline.
Otherwise, a base64 encoded document of the indicated media type is contained inline.
<content> either contains, or links to, the complete content of the entry. In the most common case, the
typeattribute is eithertext,html,xhtml, in which case the content element is defined identically to other text constructs, which are described here. Otherwise, if thesrcattribute is present, it represents the URI of where the content can be found. Thetypeattribute, if present, is the media type of the content. Otherwise, if thetypeattribute ends in+xmlor/xml, then an xml document of this type is contained inline. Otherwise, if thetypeattribute starts withtext, then an escaped document of this type is contained inline. Otherwise, a base64 encoded document of the indicated media type is contained inline.