authoring-analysis

To decide between default content and structured blocks for AEM Edge Delivery Services, analyze content sequences within section boundaries to determine if text can be authored directly or requires pre-defined blocks for optimal management.

Content modeling for page structure in AEM involves evaluating each piece of content within identified section boundaries to determine the optimal authoring approach, distinguishing between simple text and structured blocks.

Validate block selection against an inventory by analyzing content sequences, identifying the most appropriate block from the available list, and ensuring the chosen block matches the structured content requirements.

AEM Edge Delivery Services requires section styling validation for single-block sections to ensure correct application. This process validates section styling before finalizing the authoring decisions and section metadata output.

Automating block selection requires page structure identification and a block inventory as inputs. These allow the analysis of content sequences to output authoring decisions and validated section metadata.

You should not use default authoring when content sequences require structured blocks for better presentation and management. Analyzing the content helps identify if a dedicated block is necessary instead of plain text.