<content>

typedef

Positions the LIGHT_DOM within a component's [can-component.prototype.template].

`<content>DEFAULT_CONTENT</content>`

When a user creates a new component in a template, the content between the tags is the LIGHT_DOM. For example, Hello <b>World</b> is the LIGHT_DOM in the following:

<my-tag>Hello <b>World</b></my-tag>

The <content> tag can be used within my-tag to position the LIGHT_DOM. For example, to position the LIGHT_DOM within an <h1>, <my-tag> could be defined like:

Component.extend({
    tag: "my-tag",
    view: stache("<h1><content/></h1>")
});

Parameters

DEFAULT_CONTENT {sectionRenderer(context, helpers)}:
The content that should be used if there is no LIGHT_DOM passed to the component.

The following, makes my-tag show Hi There! if no LIGHT_DOM is passed:
```
Component.extend({
    tag: "my-tag",
    view: stache("<h1><content>Hi There!</content></h1>")
});
```