Gallery

Globally Unique ID trait: A globally unique identifier of the content in the ANS repository.

A grab-bag object for non-validatable data.

An Address following the convention of http://microformats.org/wiki/hcard

Alignment: A property used to determine horizontal positioning of a content element relative to the elements that immediately follow it in the element sequence. could be 'left', 'right', or 'center'

The direct ANS equivalent of the HTML 'alt' attribute. A description of the contents of an image for improved accessibility.

Canonical URL: The relative URL to this document on the website specified by the canonical_website field. In the Arc ecosystem, this will be populated by the content api from the arc-canonical-url service if present based on the canonical_website. In conjunction with canonical_website, it can be used to determine the SEO canonical url or open graph url. In a multi-site context, this field may be different from the website_url field.

Caption for the image.

Channel trait: An optional list of output types for which this element should be visible

Comment configuration data

An list of alternate names that this content can be fetched by instead of id.

A collection of content. Holds attributes of an ANS collection - a common parent to story and gallery objects.

Trait that applies contains the content restrictions of an ANS object.

Trait that holds information on who created and contributed to a given document in Arc.

Copyright information: A copyright notice for the legal owner of this content. E.g., '© 1996-2018 The Washington Post.' Format may vary between organizations.

Created Date: When the content was originally created (RFC3339-formatted). In the Arc ecosystem, this will be automatically generated for stories in the Story API.

Credits: A list of people and groups attributed to this content, keyed by type of contribution. In the Arc ecosystem, references in this list will be denormalized into author objects from the arc-author-service.

Description: The descriptions, or blurbs, for the content.

Display_Date: The RFC3339-formatted dated time of the most recent date the story was (re)displayed on a public site.

Information about a third party that provided this content from outside this document's hosted organization.

Editor_Note: Additional information to be displayed near the content from the editor.

First Publish Date: When the story was first published.

Geo: Latitude and Longitude of the content

Headlines: The headline(s) or title for this content.

Height for the image.

A more specific category for an image. "photograph", "graphic", "illustration", or "thumbnail"

What the Washington Post calls a Kicker

The primary language of the content. The value should follow IETF BCP47. (e.g. 'en', 'es-419', etc.)

Last Updated Date: When the content was last updated (RFC3339-formatted).

True if the image can legally be licensed to others.

Location related trait: A description of the location, useful if a full address or lat/long specification is overkill.

Various unrelated fields that should be preserved for backwards-compatibility reasons. See also trait_source.

Trait that represents a story's pitches. In the Arc ecosystem, this data is generated by WebSked.

Trait that applies planning information to a document or resource. In the Arc ecosystem, this data is generated by WebSked. Newsroom use only. All these fields should be available and editable in WebSked.

Lists of promotional content to use when highlighting the story. In the Arc ecosystem, references in these lists will be denormalized.

Publish_Date: When the story was published.

Lists of content items or references this story is related to, arbitrarily keyed. In the Arc ecosystem, references in this object will be denormalized into the fully-inflated content objects they represent.

Short_Url: A url-shortened version of the canonical url.

A short reference name for internal editorial use

Information about the original source and/or owner of this content

Status: Optional field to story story workflow related status (e.g. published/embargoed/etc)

Subheadlines: The subheadline(s) or title for this content.

Subtitle for the image.

A user-defined categorization method to supplement type. In Arc, this field is reserved for organization-defined purposes, such as selecting the PageBuilder template that should be used to render a document.

Tracking information, probably implementation-dependent

URL for the image.

Similar to the credits trait, but to be used only when ANS is being directly rendered to readers natively. For legal and technical reasons, the credits trait is preferred when converting ANS into feeds or other distribution formats. However, when present, vanity_credits allows more sophisticated credits presentation to override the default without losing that original data.

Describes the ANS version of this object: The version of ANS that this object was serialized as, in major.minor.patch format. For top-level content objects, this is a required trait.

Width for the image.