work.sequential.page

A page of a page formatted comic.

Repository @sequential.work did:plc:tndzxgswtjuwylmsa5x3whwa namespace authority
Details · record, key tid
Kindrecord
Record keytid
Authoritysequential.work
Indexed

Record

record · key tid

Properties

The aspect ratio of the page.

chapter

requiredstring · at-uri

AT-URI of the parent chapter. Use the DID form (at://did:...), not a handle.

images

requiredarray

Localized final images for this page.

  • minLength: 1
  • maxLength: 100

panels

array

Panels on this page, in reading order. Alt text for pages lives on panels.

  • maxLength: 100
itemsref

span

integer

Number of printed pages this image covers. 1 for a single page, 2 for a two-page spread, 3 or more for a gatefold or foldout.

  • minimum: 1
  • default: 1

standalone

boolean

If true, readers always show this page on its own, never beside another page in a two-page layout.

  • default: false

Other versions of the page's artwork, such as production stages or alternate treatments. AppViews may let readers peel back stages or switch between versions.

  • maxLength: 50
itemsref

Similar lexicons

semantic match

Lexicons whose schemas describe something close to this one. Check them before publishing a new one that overlaps.

  • A page of a page-format comic; a copy of the work.sequential.page of the same record key.

  • A slice of a vertically formatted comic.

  • page.cavu.pages

    object not from the namespace authority

    Pre-paginated image content (comics, graphic novels, picture books, scanned pages) for a book chunk, carried in a site.standard.document record's `content` open union — the fixed-layout counterpart to a pub.leaflet.content text chunk. Each page is one image; readers lay pages into single-page or two-page-spread views using the book's pageProgression direction and each page's spread hint. The document's `textContent` field may carry a transcript or page descriptions for search and accessibility.

  • A slice of a vertical comic; a copy of the work.sequential.slice of the same record key.

  • A comic strip in a series. Strips belong directly to a series, without chapters, and are ordered by createdAt.